How does it work then? Through the magic of virtual machines! Using work they've done in the past with Crostini, an already existing way to run normal Linux apps on Chrome OS and "Chrome OS's own virtual machine monitor (VMM), crosvm". Although, Steam Play Proton is not turned on by default for Chrome OS as there's various issues right now.
Either through a Native build, which should work out of the box, or ensuring and testing their Windows builds with Proton. The good news of course for normal Linux desktop fans, is that developers will need to ensure their games work on Linux directly. Want to get more info behind the scenes on how Steam for Chrome OS works? It uses Linux but it's a little bit complicated and Google has put out the first in a series of blog posts to talk more about it.
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