Hello, friends! 
I was reading articles on the net when I came across a software called “CrossOver”.
( https://www.codeweavers.com/ )
The promise is to be able to run software (games included) “windows” on unofficial media such as “linux” and “Mac”.
But as far as I can understand, its mainly uses “Wine” and “vkd3d” etc…
Which are from memory are all free… The site offers a paid offer.
Apart from support for “classic” software.
It has no interest for video games? Or there is a big distinction that I did not understand.
If you have more information on it I am interested!
Have a good day! 
It ran on my SS20 pizza box like a champ!) It was initially designed for business applications, and came included in the SUSE Linux CD retail box for a while. Yes, it is a paid service, but the support is worth it. At least with their platform. I also like the fact with one sub, I can also install it on my Mac. (Much better than Boot Camp IMHO) They also have a Chrome version. I never used Crossover for gaming, just some proprietary Winblow$ stuff for work when I would work from home.