It’s all good in the fighting game neighborhood. Quite a number of fighting games are now available to play on Linux thanks to Proton, and now we can add another to that list with Injustice 2, with a customized version… Continue Reading
It has been a while we did not get in touch with Ethan Lee directly, also know as ‘flibitjibibo’ on the interwebs. The man needs no introduction as he is behind the ports of numerous games on Linux (including Transistor… Continue Reading
Not to long ago Streets of Rage 4 was released on Steam, and something caught my eye. Pierre-Loup Griffais (from Valve) mentioned specifically on Twitter than the game would be supported at launch using the latest Proton version (5.0.7). It’s… Continue Reading
Back in December 2019, I was going to be away from home for the holidays. What can a man do for a week without their gaming PC? Read a book? Binge watch Netflix? Nah. That’s too little involvement. How about… Continue Reading
Yesterday I happened to be browsing through the backlog of my Steam library. A little notification from the lower-right of my screen tells me one of the games I have had uninstalled for a while — Super Powered Battle Friends… 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
Ever thought of four-legged, talking female animals duking it out in a fanciful fantasy realm? Think nothing more than Them’s Fightin’ Herds. Now, I know, the idea sounds really corny, but I’ve been hooked. It’s a fighting game that’s fantastically… Continue Reading
Well, think again. Valve announced today the release candidate of Proton 5.0-7. A number of additions have been added: Street Fighter 5 is now playable. (bold mine) Update DXVK to v1.6.1. Update wine-mono to 5.0.0. Among other things, this fixes… 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