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I thought that I'd share that I wrote a guide on how to use the new Nvidia GeForce Now app to play anti-cheat enabled multiplayer games on Linux, without dual-boot or dedicated hardware. There is currently no official Linux app. Later this year, Nvidia plans to release a Web app made for Chromebooks that will hopefully work with Linux. In the meantime, the Android app can be made to work in an a specially crafted Android virtual machine, since the Windows one doesn't work in WINE. I've used it so far to play some Destiny 2, Fortnite, and Paladins.
Guide post on the linux_gaming subreddit