Piracy on Linux
You just download the game files and use Steam's proton to play it. In case of a repack you have to do this twice. Once to install the game into your home directory and the second time to run the game.
I believe the pictures are self explanatory and no text is needed.
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You can save it anywhere but like, you also have to be able to find it. I have no clue how to find the default directory it wants to install to so I select my home dir instead.
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Deselected these just to be safe.
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Now we run the game itself through Proton.
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Launch the game and you are good to go.
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From what a redditor has told me, the same result could be achieved with Lutris which I haven't tried.