Would Nobara be a better fit after trying Bazzite?

If the main thing you disliked was immutability, Nobara is a reasonable option to look at. It’s a more conventional Fedora-based setup, so installing software and changing the system should feel less constrained. Its gaming-focused tweaks are a bonus, but hardware can still affect how smoothly it installs and runs.

You could also try regular Fedora. Nobara packages a set of gaming and creator-oriented changes, which saves some manual setup, but it’s another customized distro to troubleshoot if something goes wrong. If your priority is a straightforward, mutable desktop, Fedora itself may be worth comparing before you settle on one.

For Neverness to Everness, I wouldn’t treat reports of it running on one Linux setup as a guarantee for every distro or hardware configuration. Compatibility can depend on the game’s current build, launcher, and any anti-cheat. Check recent reports for the specific game before making your choice, especially if it’s a must-have.