It’s going to be a short piece of news. As you probably know, Valve has recently released Half Life: Alyx as a new episode in the series, and a VR-only game at that. It’s an event in itself since there… Continue Reading
Here we go with the list of games that have never seen any report until January 2020… usually this means new games that recently saw a release, but not always. Without further due, here’s the list of such titles that… Continue Reading
Since Proton came out, all of us have been enjoying more games, more compatibility and more freedom when it comes to picking up new games to play. Did I say “All of us“? I need to rephrase that. This is… Continue Reading
Some of you may not be aware, but ProtonDB, the portal where you can register how well Windows games run on Linux with Proton, has changed their rating system in late 2019. Previously, it was following the WINE way of… Continue Reading
So, let’s backtrack a little bit. A few months back. May 1st 2019, Psyonix is acquired by Epic Games, or as they say “joining the Epic Games family“. You know, the family of game developers who live to disrespect and… Continue Reading
Happy New Year Everyone! This is going to be another exciting year for the world of Linux gaming: how can it go any other way!? There have been recent reports of Steam support on ChromeOS (Chromebooks) in the future, which… Continue Reading
Valve is apparently putting an end at the Steam Controller and getting rid of the remaining stocks during the Autumn Sales right now. I must admit I could not care less when they pretty much gave up on the Steam… Continue Reading
The world is changed. I feel it in the water. I feel it in the earth. I smell it in the air. I see it in the ProtonDB data. Yes, my dear friends, this is another round of data visualization… Continue Reading
It’s been almost one year (Nov 18th 2018) that Feral announced the third episode of the new Tomb Raider trilogy, Shadow of Tomb Raider. It was announced for 2019 and I guess they achieved that goal while most of us… Continue Reading
After a couple of months where Proton seemed to decline in terms of overall compatibility (some of it explained by regressions, others by newer Windows games not running as well as other games relatively speaking). it looks like Proton is… Continue Reading