It’s now July 2020 and the Steam Summer Sale has just ended. I hope you took the chance to grab some titles at low prices! We did! This time around I will not delve into games with the largest number… Continue Reading
And June is upon us. And COVID-19 seems to be less of a problem in most countries that opened up again (hopefully) – if you are still under some kind of lockdown, we got your covered with some recent games… Continue Reading
A new month has begun! I don’t know if all of you guys are in lockdown but this shit is getting a little tiring, even with a truckload of games to play. Talking about new games, Proton does not disappoint… Continue Reading
Apart from the new games that Proton brings us on a regular basis, it’s also important to look as a whole how Proton has changed the landscape over time. While the numbers are always pretty much available on the front… Continue Reading
Here we go with the list of games that have never seen any report until March 2020… usually this means new games that recently saw a release on Steam. Note than compared to previous editions, I am now including a… Continue Reading
There’s been a surge of Arch users over the past few years, especially with Manjaro. I’ve been curious as to why that is. They have preferred Arch over their traditional Debian/Ubuntu setups, to the point where the meme, “btw I… 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
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
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
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