A'ight, it's time for "D" and "E":
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Dammerlicht: Worked out of the box. Doesn't seem to be able to save, though...
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Dark Echo: Worked out of the box.
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Derrick the Deathfin: Worked out of the box. It includes its own steam_appid.txt file, but it doesn't make any difference whether it's there or not.
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Dog Sled Saga: Worked out of the box.
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Doorways: Prelude: Almost worked out of the box, as I had some mouse control issues at first (solved by going into windowed mode and back to fullscreen mode again), but it is 100% DRM-free.
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Drew and the Floating Labyrinth: Worked out of the box.
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Duet: Worked out of the box.
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Duke Grabowski, Mighty Swashbuckler: Needed the 'steam_appid.txt' trick. It can save and load games, but loading took a pretty long time...
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Dungeon Hearts: Worked out of the box.
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Dynamite Jack: Worked out of the box.
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Dyscourse: Needed the 'steam_appid.txt' trick.
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Eldritch: Worked out of the box.
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Electronic Super Joy: Groove City: Worked out of the box. It includes its own steam_appid.txt file, but it doesn't make any difference whether it's there or not.
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Eron: Worked out of the box.
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Expand: Worked out of the box.
Already in the Wiki ·
Detective Grimoire: Worked out of the box (it is marked as N/A for Linux in the Wiki but it is available now).
It looks and acts buggy (sound goes away sometimes, when constructing sentences to make deductions, some of the items get stuck in place so you cannot use them any more...), but the DRM-free copy I own from Humble does exactly the same, so it must have something to do with bloody Adobe AIR. :\