@LWorksGames@tweesecake.social On Windows you can use the native HyperV features though I’d say it’s not as user friendly as VirtualBox. Main issue you’re going to run into for games though is the virtualization of the graphics card. If you’re testing a graphically intensive game you may want to look into having a separate system for testing or putting an additional disk in your current system and dual booting. As far as Distros go, Mint is currently one of the most popular choices. It’s based on Ubuntu so you could also just go with that and be fine.