We are back to a quick pace and reached 2800 games soon after the 2700 games milestone. There are now 2810 games at the time of writing working on the Steam Deck – in two categories as usual: Steam Deck… Continue Reading
It did not take too long to get to 2700 games – Valve’s verification pace has picked up to where it was in March after a slow-down in April. There are now 2702 games at the time of writing working… Continue Reading
It did not take too long to move from 2500 to 2600 games: there are now 2624 games at the time of writing working on the Steam Deck – in two categories as usual: Steam Deck Verified: 1384 titles Steam… Continue Reading
We are back with our usual monthly update! Boiling Steam looks at the latest data dumps from ProtonDB to give you a quick list of new games that work (pretty much?) perfectly with Proton since April 2022 – all of… Continue Reading
After a few days of relatively quiet validation, Valve has pushed a large number of games in the last 24 hours, breaking the 2500 games threshold. There are now 2573 games at the time of writing working on the Steam… Continue Reading
As you may remember, a few weeks ago we had an article describing how most people using ProtonDB have moved away from using Ubuntu in the past few years (based on ProtonDB reports), mostly in favor of Arch-based distros (Arch… Continue Reading
Slower pace of validation? Looks like Valve is trying to prove us wrong as they have just added close to 100 games in a matter of days after the 2300 games milestone on the Steam Deck. There are now more… Continue Reading
Valve has been validating games at the slowest pace – it took them almost two weeks to add another 100 games after the 2200 games milestone on the Steam Deck. There are now more than 2300 games (2329 at the… Continue Reading
This won’t be some kind of very thorough review, because I have no idea how to finish a shoot’em up without cheating or training for hundred hours to get good enough, but take it as it is: my impression of… Continue Reading
We track ProtonDB extensively at Boiling Steam, because it’s a trove of data that can be used to learn more about several aspects of the Linux Gaming Market. One of things we check is the number of games with equivalent… Continue Reading