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Today I have been lucky enough to chat with Alexei Baidalo of StarGem Inc. I got down to the nitty-gritty about their space MMO.

Tropico 5 the fantastic looking city-building sim that will arrive on Linux is to officially launch next month. Tropico 5 is the first in the series to ever support Linux, so let's make it worthwhile for them. The Linux release has been delayed for the Steam Machines!

Fight The Dragon is a 3D Mini Action RPG in which players journey on short form adventures, hacking and slashing their way through hordes of enemies in search of rare loot and shiny things.

Steam Dev Days was a very interesting two-day game developer conference with many different developers from all over the world. The videos are now online for all to see!

This will please big picture mode users and SteamOS/Steam Machine users alike, Steam is planning to add music controls built-in to Steam itself allow you to control music while gaming.

The awesome isometric zombie survival game Project Zomboid is to finally add online multiplayer, but it doesn't stop there.

In another shocking move from one manufacturer, Alienware has decided to lock down their Steam Machine with no customization, no upgrades and a yearly refresh cycle...what?

Well Steam Dev Days has kicked off in style and we have a little bit of the lowdown here for you, keep an eye on this post as I will keep updating it to keep everyone in the loop as much as I can!

Valve and an assortment of different companies have revealed their Steam Machines from console price-point to stupidly powerful gaming computers.

This is going to be crazy, so far it has been reported that Valve has already signed up 12 manufacturers to create Steam Machines, holy cow!

One lucky guy has captured on video the opening of his Steam Machine from Valve. The box is probably the best bit!

It has just been announced that the lucky 300 testers will be sent their beta test Steam Machines & Controller on the 13th of December.

So the first Steam Machine has been shown off and it looks awesome with some decent specifications to boot.

Valve's Steam Dev Days conference is just under two months away, and already it looks like Linux will be a hot topic.

So it seems a few major tech websites (and Seattle Times) have had some hands on time with a SteamBox prototype.

Valve has revealed the specifications for the different range of Steam Machines that they will use for the 300 beta units.

Valve have announced SteamOS, their own operating system based on Debian Linux that will be placed on a variety of gaming machines due for release in 2014.