Following my earlier post, I have been hard at work on Witcher 3 on Linux, and it’s been a blast. I have finally finished the main campaign of the game (along with numerous secondary quests and contracts), probably with more… Continue Reading
Before talking about MoltenVK, we need to come back to Vulkan. Vulkan is a great graphics API, aimed at improving over OpenGL by providing more closer control over the hardware, similar to Metal and DirectX12. It had a little problem,… Continue Reading
Since GOG started having a dedicated person to be the face of their Linux support not too long ago (the so-called linuxvangog on Reddit and Twitter), we thought it would be worth asking checking out what’s happening and if anything… Continue Reading
You know the saying… 90% of everything is crap. Let’s face it, it’s pretty much the case. Most of music is crap. Most of movies are shit. And yes, most visual novels are utter bullocks. Yet you will always, sooner… Continue Reading
Our series of podcasts continues. This time with Timothee Besset, now working for Valve after a long experience of porting games to Linux when working with and at id software from the late 1990s till late 2000s. As usual we… Continue Reading
If you are like me and use different controllers to play games on Steam, such as the Dual Shock 4 from Sony (don’t forget you can use it on Linux using the excellent ds4drv driver), you will find that sometimes… Continue Reading
After my other post related to what games I really liked in this year, I still find it’s worth mentioning a little more about what occurred in general terms on the Linux gaming market, as well as… what did not… Continue Reading