Category: Editorial

After its galactic 42nd issue, The Funding Crowd is back with a shorter, but by all means not less interesting instalment.

We are already excited that PAYDAY 2 will see a Linux release, but the icing on the cake is that it will continue to see support and new content for another two years.

If you have a streaming account with Twitch and it shared a password with anything, you may want to change it!

Sad news for MOBA fans, as Riot has confirmed that LoL will not be heading to other platforms. It is a little confusing as always, since they say PC & Mac, but presumably they mean Windows & Mac.

For those of you that use Steam, it should be noted that their agreements have been updated, so you should probably take a look.

Sad news folks, Pid a beautiful looking platformer is no longer coming to Linux due to some programmers leaving the studio.

I do love Paradox, as they support their titles really well, and the latest information to come out of them about piracy shared by kitguru is no exception.

Sadly, it seems Endless Legend will not be coming to Linux, as the developers state it’s really not a priority any more.

I have been in touch with the developers of LEGO Minifigures Online, and they have confirmed even with the SteamDB hints that the game is not coming to Linux.

Now that Bioshock Infinite has been released for Linux, and we have taken a little time with it, we can release some thought patterns on it.

It's no secret that a lot of people are impatiently waiting for the promised Linux port of Divinity: Original Sin, but we have a little more insight as to why now.

The Linux community is one full of passion. From the outside it may seem strange why a small percentage of people around the world care so much about an operating system, after all it's merely a tool or set of tools used to complete certain tasks.

Feral Interactive just sent out word that not only are they porting Shadow of Mordor to Linux, but they are the mean porting machine behind the recent announcements of Batman: Arkham Knight, GRID Autosport and Company of Heroes 2.

In a sad turn of events, but not exactly surprising, the President of Blizzard responded to the petition calling for Blizzard to support Linux, the answer is obvious, but what's sad is the response from the petition creator.

That's a bloody huge milestone. We all know quality over quantity, but with 1000+ games now on Steam for Linux, there has to be something for everyone!

Another new game, and another new set of issues for Linux gamers to deal with! We are the lucky bunch aren't we!

Hooray for Techland! Dying Light is finally playable on Linux, so you can join us in having some cake. It's not perfect, but far far better! (UPDATED)

Cities: Skylines is our answer to not having Sim City on Linux, and it’s time for us to take a look at this new city building sim.

After the influx of news recently you will already know that Shadow of Mordor is heading to Linux thanks to Feral Interactive, and the game is so good it has managed to win the GDC Game of the Year award!

Here's the Steam Hardware survey results for February 2015 with one interesting difference from the past surveys.