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I’ll probably get one at some point, but to test if it was good or not I got a “portable” one (it’s basically a bottle with a special nozzle) and I’ve been using that for years now, with the advantage that it’s, well, portable, and you can take it with you on vacations and the like! It’s like this:
https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71zhLrpWVVL.jpg (fixed the link with the one provided by @OmniDeficient@lemmygrad.ml thanks! )

The same devs have also desperados 3, and it’s also super good (it’s on gamepass also if I recall correctly). It’s at 50% now: Desperados III

Ok, not so much as hidden, but also not super known:
Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun. A tactical stealth game (think commandos saga back in the day) is 90%
Technobabylon. A pixelated point & click adventure with some cyberpunk themes at 70%
Return of the Obra Dinn. Probably the best detective/deduction game that I’ve played, at 40%
Prey. One of the best immersive sims, at 75%
The Case of the Golden Idol. Is not as good as Obra Dinn in my opinion, but it’s super good none the less, at 30%
Antichamber. Super good puzzle game, at 75%
The Age of Decadence. Ultra hardcore RPG set in ancient Rome, 60%
Tametsi. Is like minesweeper but good, 67% (and only 0.77€)

Yeah, it’s also my favorite game of all time. But I’m conflicted about recommending it to a lot of people…

Well… you buy a license normally. The only online service that I know that give you a real copy of the game and it’s yours forever is gog, and they don’t sell too many modern games…

Age of wonders 4! It’s been awhile since I got so engaged with a 4x, and this one’s got a pretty decent combat system to boot (turn based tactical).

I hope that gaming on linux then is as seamless as it is on windows today. Because the rest of the things that I do with my PC are already equal, but gaming is the big reason I still use windows.

Yes they have. I think that it’s not a law from the european union but a directive that then each country has to apply locally, but just with a simple search I found things like these:
https://variety.com/2022/digital/global/netflix-30-europe-content-quota-avms-1235286587/
https://looperinsights.com/what-do-new-european-content-laws-mean-for-streaming-services/
https://www.businessinsider.com/netflix-amazon-prime-video-eu-law-local-content-2018-9

Sorry, when I said Europe I meant the european union.