Following my (controversial?) article of the other day on MGSV, that I mostly played on Lutris/DXVK, I decided to go ahead and install it “normally” from the native Linux Steam client. And as expected, it works very well, without the… Continue Reading
I don’t think anybody expected that the Steam Play/Proton initiative would grow that fast. Yet it’s happening. Just 2 days ago, Valve has updated their Steam Play White-List package, and here’s what new games (39!) are part of the pack… Continue Reading
After Witcher3, I decided to experiment again with DXVK. I took another game that I had begun on Windows but had never dared to complete it until now, because I have come to loathe dual booting. At the time I… Continue Reading
Not too long after the Steam Play/Proton project came to light, I contacted James Ramey from Codeweavers (main developers behind the WINE project) to get the underlying story between Valve and Codeweavers. After all, most of Proton depends on the core… Continue Reading
INSIDE. Inside what, exactly? That’s the pitch of the game. To discover the meaning of it all! INSIDE is the last creation from the developers behind Limbo (which ended up getting a Linux client, ported by Ryan Gordon). And honestly… Continue Reading
There’s still as much activity as ever regarding Steam Play/Proton, it’s time to list up a few of the latest good stuff that we can hear about these days. First, Soul Calibur VI was released just about a week ago… Continue Reading
We still have a few more things to report about the Tokyo Games Show 2018, and this time it’s not about games. It’s about a new kind of screens that we have never come across before. It’s difficult to give… Continue Reading
Just a short update. I am testing Mastodon these days, to move away from Twitter. I don’t really like Twitter to begin with – as most people I am wary of centralization, ads, and the whole business model that goes… Continue Reading
Check out our other reports on the Tokyo Games Show 2018! Such as Resident Evil 2 : Remake, Sekiro, the PC Renaissance… and more coming soon. This post is also from Ben Murden who joined me on the Tokyo Games… Continue Reading
We continue with some of the remaining coverage of last month’s Tokyo Games Show 2018. Just like our previous article on the PC Renaissance, this is not directly linked to Linux games, but more PC games means more games we… Continue Reading