Over the weekend Valve released SteamOS 3.8.14 and SteamOS 3.8.22 Beta, due to a major annoyance with WiFi connections that got solved. The changelog is the same across both versions…
I’ve used Readline for as long as I’ve used Bash, which is most of my adult life. It always worked, so I never really thought about replacing it. That changed…
Due out for release later this year – Burn-9 is an intriguing looking political spy thriller that’s basically a reverse Metal Gear. The inspiration is clear, with the press release…
Fight everything and eat everything in Dunderbeck, an inventory-management auto-battler from the developers of Hot Dogs, Horseshoes & Hand Grenades. This was highlighted here on GamingOnLinux back in January, and…
Summer Games Done Quick is back and there’s a new Humble Bundle to go with it that supports Doctors Without Borders. Below the cut you’ll get the Steam links and…
Xbox CEO Asha Sharma announced today some more significant cuts at Microsoft / Xbox, with multiple studios being cut away but it’s not all bad news. The tough part first…
The Wandering Village: The Last Leviathan is an upcoming water-themed DLC for the unique city builder that brings a whole lot of new content. This was actually announced last month…
Bringing classic PlayStation 2 games to Arm, the ARMSX2 project has made an initial Linux release for testing across various systems. It’s been supported on other systems like Android, iOS…
Mixing together incremental systems with lots of upgrades while you defend a tower from goblins, Crown Siege is a fun little demo to give a try. Quite a nice chilled…
Most creature collecting games have you simply battle to earn XP and level up, with Alchemic Beasts focusing more on companionship and relationships. That alone might be enough to make…
