Proton, as a technology, has been over-delivering compared to our wildest expectations when it first launched. I have also been tracking with excitement every little piece of progress since last year, with my regular reports on new games working with… Continue Reading
It’s still summer. It’s still hot, pretty much wherever you may be reading this (Australia excluded I guess?). And it’s still a good time to stay indoors, put a fan or air conditioning, grab a cold drink and enjoy some… Continue Reading
Continuing on the ProtonDB analysis, here’s something that is probably useful for most of you, me included: the list of NEW games that had no report until June 2019 on ProtonDB, by order of popularity along with their ProtonDB rating.… Continue Reading
It’s been a while i did not write a post, and it’s not for lack of subjects to write about but let me blame a recent lack of time. This is about to go better, and I thought I would… Continue Reading
Summer is at our door! I don’t know about you but it’s getting really hot where I am. This time this is with an ice-cream in one hand that I write this article, because updates related to ProtonDB can’t wait!… Continue Reading
This is going to be a short update. Remember last month when I provided a graph to show how the situation has evolved in terms of Proton compatibility over time? Well, here’s a refresh of that graph based on the… Continue Reading
May is here and we can now have a quick look at the ProtonDB data again for April! April 2019 did not show any major Proton release but a couple of fixes on Proton 4.2 showed up and we are… Continue Reading
Don’t we all feel that the world of Linux gaming is in a better spot right now than let’s say, 7-8 months ago? Thanks to Valve, Codeweavers, DXVK and all the gang we can now enjoy a lot more games… Continue Reading
Yes, but it’s not alone in reaching high popularity! This is something you can learn through our monthly analysis of the ProtonDB data that you only find on BoilingSteam. Before we go to the list of recent games, let’s have… Continue Reading
There was a new data dump available a couple of hours ago from ProtonDB, so here’s a quick overview of new items we could identify this time for February 2019. There were less unique contributors in January, with 1307 individuals… Continue Reading