The wait has been long, but the new RPG from Obsidian is out, at the same time on Linux as the other platforms. Forget 3D worlds, this is made in the good old way, a la Baldur’s Gate and Planescape… Continue Reading
Finally the wait is over, and since yesterday, despite the lack of an official announcement, it was possible to download and play Bioshock Infinite on Linux. And the port was done by Virtual Programming, using their proprietary eON wrapper. The… Continue Reading
RPGs have slowly become a well accepted genre in the mainstream audience and it’s no surprise to see both very big AAA titles as well as many indie incursions in that genre. The good thing is, Linux seem to be… Continue Reading
If you have been following Boiling Steam for a while you know that I have had reservations about the Steam Machines. To sum it up, I was not sure that Valve had a proper value proposition in place when they… Continue Reading
During the GDC 2015, there were a bunch of announcements, and one of the major ones relates to Epic making their Unreal Engine free to use for all developers. You will still have to pay some royalties when your game… Continue Reading
So this is it. We now know for sure what the Steam Controller is going to look like. It used to be a perfectly symmetric device when it was first unveiled, and now it’s going the Picasso fashion. But that’s… Continue Reading
Yesterday was a great day for Linux Gaming. There were a bunch of announcements (I will come back on those later) but right now what interests us is that many AAA titles were confirmed to come for Linux/SteamOS in this… Continue Reading