Bottles
Bottles is a Wine prefix manager written in Python using the GTK framework. It can be used to create and manage Wine prefixes as well as automatically handling the installation of various Wine runners, Windows dependencies and installation of some Windows applications. It can also be used to override Windows DLL files inside a prefix and manage environment variables for Wine sessions.
It can be used to run Native Windows applications and games with, in most cases, near native performance and in its officially supported mode also supports application sandboxing.
The Bottles application makes it easy to run games originally made for Windows on Linux. We do not even need to install the Steam client application, unless the game requires it. After installing the Bottles application on our Linux machine, we download the game installer for the desired game from somewhere (just as if we were on Windows). Then, on our Linux machine, we use the Bottles application to create a Wine prefix environment (create a "bottle"). Inside the created environment (inside the created bottle), we install the game (just as if we were on Windows). After that, we launch the game within the Wine prefix environment (inside the created bottle), so we end up playing a Windows game on our Arch Linux machine.
Installation
Install Bottles from Flatpak using the following command
$ flatpak install bottles
Alternatively, Bottles is also available as bottlesAUR and bottles-gitAUR.
Usage
Bottles has a thorough guide covering its usage at Bottles User Documentation