The thrill surrounding the announcement of Street Fighter V coming to Linux was real. It was a few years after SteamOS was announced. After years of silence, fans started to doubt that this was becoming a reality. It wasn’t until… Continue Reading
Remember Super Smash Bros. back in its glory days (i.e. the time of Super Smash Bros Melee), when mechanics were more advanced, allowing for more competive play? Well, Slap City is here for you, without needing to own a console from Nintendo to play. Continue Reading
Bounty Battle was something I was looking forward to: a 2D crossover indie fighting game that features characters from a bunch of different indie titles, such as Juan from Guacamelee!, Trace from Axiom Verge, and Otus from Owlboy. And, sad to say, I’m debating whether I should request a refund. Continue Reading
DRAG is a new realistic racing game available on (and developed on) Linux. We give it a spin and it’s… hard, to say the least. Continue Reading
You’re in control of a child, who looks like he/she hasn’t entered the teenager years just yet. Among four different children — two boys and two girls — they’ve got a big problem: they’ve been shrunk to the size of… Continue Reading
Yes, believe it or not this is an actual thing. Emulating a modern console such as the Nintendo Switch is possible thanks to Yuzu and the lesser-known emulator Ryujinx. The best part is, both emulators are open-source and available for… Continue Reading
UPDATE (July 14): Mac and Linux builds are now officially supported as of Slippi version 2.2.0. Grab the compiled version from there if you don’t feel like compiling. For a game that’s nearly 20 years old, Super Smash Bros. Melee… Continue Reading
Enter a futuristic, TRON-like environment, where your goal is to try and save your friend’s daughter from…something. From getting hacked, perhaps? Who knows. Per the press sheet, Black Ice is inspired by cyberpunk novels from the 80s and 90s, including… Continue Reading
Following hot on the heels of my Pinebook Pro review come my impressions of the PinePhone: Community Edition (CE); a phone made by the same company, Pine64. This particular edition of the PinePhone is an updated version of their 1.1… Continue Reading
From June 16th to the 22nd, over 900 demos of unreleased, in-development titles on Steam became available to download and play. Developers have come from sixty-five different countries and have ranged from new developers to seasoned alike. Sadly, the festival… Continue Reading