Category: New Release

Framework Computer Inc have done it again! They've announced multiple big exciting things for their modular laptops today. Here's what's coming.

NVIDIA has today released their latest stable driver 530.41.03 update for Linux users, following on from the 530.30.02 Beta last month.

Kubuntu Focus have announced their next laptop with the XE Gen 2, here's the details on what's new and improved.

Another fresh small update to Proton Experimental has landed on March 22nd, here's what's new and changed for Steam Deck and Linux desktop.

One thing I genuinely hated about GNOME has finally been solved with the GNOME 44 release. It includes some big improvements and new features.

Amazon Luna, the cloud gaming service has finally expanded into more territories. They're also no longer blocking Linux.

EmulationStation Desktop Edition is a great front-end open source app for managing various emulators. A big 2.0 release went up recently too!

The Fifth Element and Crazy Taxi are both classics, so one developer decided to try and combine them together into a game.

Diablo 4 is currently in Beta and due to launch soon, so here's how to get it working on Steam Deck. The same steps can be used to get it working on Linux desktop too.

Paradox have released the latest DLC for Stellaris with the First Contact Story Pack, along with a free update for all players.

The Wine 8.4 development release is out now for this Windows translation layer, part of what makes Steam Play Proton tick.

Half-Life: MMod just released on Steam, a mod for the original Half-Life that overhauls many parts of it to create something that feels fresh.

Barotrauma, a game that's about exploring the ocean on Jupiter's moon Europa, where many horrors wait below the surface of the water.

After a while in Early Access, Terraformers from Asteroid Lab and Goblinz Publishing / IndieArk is officially out now with the 1.0 update.

Over the weekend NVIDIA released a fresh small update to their developer-focused Vulkan Beta driver.

Relic Space combines together smooth turn-based movement (think like Jupiter Hell) with tactical combat, RPG mechanics and 4X elements.

Do any of you remember OpenHV? Back in 2020, it was announced as an OpenRA-based free and open source RTS, based on designs from Daniel Cook that never made it into a game planned to be called Hard Vacuum but now it's here and it has a massive upgrade.

Atari teamed up with SneakyBox to revamp another classic, with Caverns of Mars: Recharged officially out now with Native Linux support.

Set in a fantasy world of magic and talking animals, Scorchlands is a peculiar city-builder now in Early Access.

Lumencraft is a pretty gorgeous top-down blending of base-building, where you need to set up defensive towers and a whole lot of digging.