Welcome to Shine City, a metropolis that didn’t become well-known until the residents came up with a new ball game to fight off the everyday grind of the city. The game became an overnight success. It was very popular, up… Continue Reading
Less than a week ago we published the audio version of the podcast with James Ramey, president of Codeweavers – the company and people behind WINE and most of Proton’s efforts. We now publish the full transcript of our conversation.… Continue Reading
Hey! An arcade racer! It’s been a long time! Before I go on and talk about HotShot Racing, a tangent first. Is it just me, or is there a complete category of games that are just building on past titles… Continue Reading
Golf With Your Friends brings me back big time to the late 80s. You see, the idea of having a miniature golf game is not new, far from it. Back in my early days I spent a lot of time… Continue Reading
You want podcasts? No need to wait much longer, we are back with a new podcast episode. This time we talk to James Ramey (president from Codeweavers) once again following the recent release of Proton 5.13 and their rebranded offering… Continue Reading
Halloween is behind us, and winter is coming. It’s time to think about what games you could grab for Christmas, since it’s just around the corner. As usual, we look at the latest data dumps from ProtonDB to give you… Continue Reading
Starting Her Story, you face a computer screen. Something like from the Windows 95 era. This computer has a program to access confidential, FMV interview files related to a murder case in 1994. Most games will go to the extra… Continue Reading
The fact that Microsoft caved in to Google’s dominance when it comes to web standards isn’t new. What is, however, is the fact that Microsoft Edge is now available for Linux as of October 20 — as a preview development… Continue Reading
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
Following my recent article on Steam Machines, quite a few comments appeared on the interwebs. Among them, someone remarked that my final point about Linux Gaming being too reliant on Valve was missing the fact that Google Stadia exists. And… Continue Reading