Just before Christmas, Valve and their partners have crossed a new milestone with 7000 games (Verified and Playable) on the Steam Deck! This time we have: For a total of 7061 games in both categories. Evolution over time The evolution… Continue Reading
Ship of Fools, developed by Fika Productions and published by Team17, is an intuitive and lighthearted 2 players coop roguelike boat action game. It runs ok with proton experimental or GE. After a brief intro of light versus darkness and… 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? see ratings) perfectly with Proton since they were released… Continue Reading
Between 2022-11-28 and 2022-12-05 there were 119 new games validated for the Steam Deck. We use several criteria such as popularity, ratings, and more to identify the Best Steam Deck Games released recently. Here’s a quick pick of the most… Continue Reading
You Suck at Parking (aka YSAP) is about making you park cars inside tiny rectangular parking spots. The extra difficulty comes from the fact that you have to time things right to stop exactly inside the parking spot at once… Continue Reading
Good news! Box64 (and Box86) is getting another major update with its new 0.2 version. In this version the major new features: Here is the full changelog for both of them. Box64 v0.2.0 Box86 v0.2.8 PtitSeb, the developer of Box86… 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? see ratings) perfectly with Proton since they were released… Continue Reading
Lost in Play is another experiment at making a new kind of adventure game. Here we are far from the retro efforts like Thimbleweed Park or the recent Hob’s Barrow where the focus is on so-called pixel art. Lost in… Continue Reading
Honey, I joined a cult, developed by Sole Survivor Games and published by Team17, is a funny Cult theme park building that goes stale fast. It runs on Linux with Proton and the flag PROTON_USE_WINED3D=1, but not without issues. In… Continue Reading
Live by the Sword Tactics (LbtS:T), developed by Labrador Studios and published by Gravity Game Arise, is a turn-based tactical RPG with heavy focus on strategy but not so much on RPG. I think it is important to make that… Continue Reading