The Epic Games Store is not officially supported by Linux, but from today, those who don't have Windows installed on their machines will be able to enjoy most of the games available on it.

　　The Epic Games Store is now working properly on Linux thanks to Lutris Gaming. The store is fully functional, and most of the available games work without any major issues.

　　Good news! @EpicGames Store is now fully functional under Linux if you use Lutris to install it! No issues observed whatsoever. https://t.co/cYmd7PcYdG@TimSweeneyEpic will probably like this ? pic.twitter.com/7mt9fXt7TH

　　— Lutris Gaming (@LutrisGaming) April 17, 2019

　　One of the biggest games available on the store, however, is not working properly. Fortnite cannot be played on Linux currently due to the game's anti-cheat systems.

　　The Epic Games Store has been launched earlier this year, and it managed to get some exclusive games since. One of the biggest releases of the year, Borderlands 3, is also releasing on the store first.

　　While the Epic Games Store still lacks some of the features available on Steam, more of them will be coming during this year and beyond.

　　April

　　Search by genre and tagImprovements to Offline ModeInstall management “under the hood” overhaulStore video hostingStore page redesignImproved DLC supportMay

　　Cloud savesAdd-on purchase checksImproved patch sizesWithin 4 to 6 months

　　User reviewsWishlistsNewsfeed and follow improvementsPrice adjusting bundlesAdditional payment methodsAdditional currenciesPlayer play time trackingMod support for gamesEpic games overlayLibrary improvementsLong term (over six months)

　　AchievementsShopping cartDirect carrier billingSocial overhaulRelease date TBD

　　Automated refundsArabic store translationKorean game releasesGiftingAndroid store