If you are like me and use different controllers to play games on Steam, such as the Dual Shock 4 from Sony (don’t forget you can use it on Linux using the excellent ds4drv driver), you will find that sometimes… Continue Reading
After my other post related to what games I really liked in this year, I still find it’s worth mentioning a little more about what occurred in general terms on the Linux gaming market, as well as… what did not… Continue Reading
At first, you’d mistake this game for the first episode. The same thing With a female robot in the leading role this time around. And you would be forgiven to think so: It certainly looks and feels very similar at… Continue Reading
The end of the year is usually the time for recollection. So here is my take on the games I really liked in this year, on Linux. No “Top 10” this time around, since I can’t say there were 10… Continue Reading
I have finally “beaten” Mad Max, a couple of months back now, and I thought it would be worth spending a little more time with our post-apocalyptic companions. How long did it take me? About 50 hours, if I remember… Continue Reading
We are starting a new service at BoilingSteam, in collaboration with the talented porter ptitSeb, well known in the OpenPandora and Odroid communities! While you probably have a great amount of commercial software available (see our recommended games list!), there’s… Continue Reading
I don’t usually post news regarding promotions, sales and stuff like that, but this time it’s a little different since it’s an excellent game, Grim Fandango Remastered, that can be had right now for FREE on GOG. And since it’s… Continue Reading
Yes, it looks like there is some very recent SteamDB activity as noticed by our friends on r/linux_gaming. There are some unique repositories that were updated just a day ago, which may indicate that Rome II could come to Linux… Continue Reading
Following the previous podcast with Icculus, here’s now the second part of our conversation with him. In the previous part (that you ought to read/listen to before going through this article), we came back on what brought Ryan Gordon to… Continue Reading
Recently I was in the business of replacing one of my machines at home (all running Linux by the way), and while I had initially considered simply replacing parts at first, I became aware through various channels of the availability… Continue Reading