Ubuntu getting optimisations for modern processors with architecture variants
Canonical announced they're working on architecture variants of Ubuntu, to hopefully result in better optimisation and performance on modern processors.
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Bazzite using Fedora 43 is out now with full Xbox Ally / Xbox Ally X support
Bazzite Linux has been upgraded with the Fedora 43 release, and it comes with many handheld gaming enhancements for those wanting to break away from Windows.
Valve fix some games on Linux / Steam Deck having incorrect Steam Play settings and added a chat warning
A fresh Steam Beta is out for Desktop and Steam Deck / SteamOS which brings some important bug fixes, and one that was especially annoying for Linux systems.
The extraction shooter ARC Raiders is out and appears to work on Linux
ARC Raiders from Embark Studios has released today and even though it has anti-cheat, it still appears to run just fine on Desktop Linux.
OpenRazer expands Razer device support with new hardware for Linux users
Get your latest Razer devices working nicely with all features on Linux with OpenRazer, a new release has expanded the supported devices list.
Resident Evil HD REMASTER and Resident Evil 0 now on GOG and in the Preservation Program
The GOG Preservation Program expands once more and just in time for Halloween GOG now has Resident Evil HD REMASTER and Resident Evil 0.
Minecraft Java modding is about to get a lot easier and more interesting
Mojang announced a big change is coming to Minecraft: Java Edition, one that could make it a whole lot easier to make mods and perhaps make them more exciting.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is now on GOG
Another bigger release has arrived on GOG with Indiana Jones and the Great Circle now available for fans of the DRM-free store.
Escape From Duckov is silly, entertaining and worth grabbing if you don't mind the grind
A single-player extraction shooter with ducks? Escape From Duckov is quite silly, but it works and most importantly it's entertaining to play.
The follow-up to one of the best escape room puzzle games, Escape Simulator 2 is out now
Pine Studio have released Escape Simulator 2, the follow-up to their first smash-hit escape room puzzle game and it looks fantastic.
As Amazon cut thousands of jobs, New World: Aeternum will see no more updates
Amazon recently announced pretty heavy job cuts, and it seems they're pulling back on video game funding with New World: Aeternum no longer being supported.
Grab the Myst & Riven puzzle adventures in the complete collection Humble Bundle
A list of quality mystery puzzle adventures from Cyan Worlds is here with the Myst & Riven Complete Collection Humble Bundle.
Brotato gets a juicy free update out now - along with new Linux and macOS support
With Evil Empire now in control of the future of Brotato, the first free content update under their wing is out now and it really sounds great.
The big Crusader Kings III: All Under Heaven expansion is out
The Crusader Kings III: All Under Heaven expansion has released and to much surprise, it seems finally Paradox are back on form with players loving it.
Vampire Survivors just keeps on giving with a free Balatro DLC, online co-op and more free content
Vampire Survivors just dropped a massive content update that includes a free Balatro crossover DLC, online co-op is live and more added.
The excellent city-builder Timberborn is approaching the 1.0 release
Timberborn is a city-builder full of beavers, in a world where humans are long gone. It's properly great, and now it's finally about to hit the big 1.0.
GE-Proton 10-24 brings fixes for Space Engineers, Blade & Soul NEO
Here we go again, yet another hotfix release for the GE-Proton compatibility layer for running more Windows games on Linux / SteamOS and Steam Deck.
GOG Preservation Program expands with Splinter Cell, Hitman and more + Autumn Sale is on
Along with the launch of the GOG Autumn Sale, the GOG Preservation Program has expanded to include even more games the GOG team will be keeping alive.
Fedora Linux 43 has officially arrived
Fedora Linux 43 has arrived for Fedora Workstation, Fedora KDE and other assorted flavours that use Fedora have also seen various upgrades.
Time to run as Death by Scrolling from Ron Gilbert / Terrible Toybox is out now
Death by Scrolling is a rather unique twist on some of the ideas from survivor-like bullet hells, from Ron Gilbert / Terrible Toybox and MicroProse Software.
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