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it works with Lutris, just click the + and "install a windows game from an executable"... the installer will fail until you run winetricks in the prefix and "install a Windows DLL or component" and select dotnetdesktop9.

This stuff all works out of the box on any Linux distro. This is less "out of the box" but some distros make nvidia support easier, like Pop!_OS and Bazzite, and Ubuntu to a lesser extent. Note that Bazzite is immutable, so it's harder to break, but it's also harder for some things to work...

I disagree vehemently with the idea that installing native wine is a bad idea. I would say that installing flatpak wine is actually more problematic because of how flatpaks isolate libraries and processes from the actual host.

She worked pretty good in native Wine 10.17 via Lutris last night, on EndeavorOS.