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I guess the site could have been more clear about it, so let me help you read it:
It does. But only through GE Force Now and cloud gaming. It doesn't work as Linux native.
GE Force Now (and other cloud gaming) is not Linux.
When playing a game through geforce now it runs on remote servers in NVIDIA’s data centers and is streamed to you as video, with your input sent back to those servers. The game itself is running in a windows VM.
I still run it through Mint