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NVIDIA have let a few details out on the 1080 Ti and it sounds like an absolute power-house of a GPU.

Recently, some images 'leaked' in a Steam update that showed off a shiny new look for the Steam client and Valve have confirmed it is being worked on.

Welcome to another Wednesday Madness here at GOL. Another quick look at some good deals you shouldn't pass up!

'Fruits of a Feather' is a short mini-game which has been out there for a while, whose general concept and gameplay intend to provide a relaxing experience as a main priority, so you should expect a pretty unconventional and minimalistic title.

Total War: WARHAMMER has two new free content packs available to download and one of them has quite a few features! UPDATE: They are now actually live!

Three weeks after the previous retro Weekly Sale, GOG is celebrating another one with Linux supported games from the late 80's and 90's (mostly). Some of them are titles which are totally unmissable.

Thimbleweed Park, the new point & click adventure game from Ron Gilbert and Garry Winnick is to release on March 30th and it will have day-1 Linux support.

More news from GDC, Unity have announced that on March 31st, Unity 5.6 will release and it will have 'out of the box support for Vulkan'.

During GDC at the AMD event, a LiquidSky employee stated that their gaming client that streams games to you will have a Linux client.

So I've been doing a Half-Life 2: Update play-through during my recent livestreams and Samsai decided to grab some 'best bits' to utterly roast me good. Come watch.

Cities: Skylines - Mass Transit is a new content rich DLC that will add in quite a few new transport options.

I had to rub my eyes a bit at this, Eschalon: Book I is officially 10 years old! It is also now completely free to download and play.

The beat 'em up River City Ransom: Underground has officially launched with the promised day-1 Linux support. So far it seems the reviews are positive.

Awesome news to start the day, not only is Torment now available, but it seems like Telltale's 'The Walking Dead' may be heading to Linux.

Torment: Tides of Numenera, the big new RPG from inXile Entertainment has released with day-1 Linux support. My review will be delayed as they had no Linux version available for me, even after giving me a press key.

Beat Cop is a new adventure game from 11bit studios and Pixel Crow and it will arrive on March 30th with day-1 Linux support.

And we have another VR HMD contender in the rings folks. LG have announced they will be showing off their own VR HMD at GDC with Valve.

Shadow of War has been officially announced as a sequel to Shadow of Mordor. Hopefully Feral Interactive will grab the porting rights again here, as Shadow of Mordor was fantastic.

OpenXR is the official name of the Khronos Group's new standard for virtual reality and augmented reality. Hopefully we will see Valve and other companies move towards this instead of their own implementations.

Stellaris: Utopia sounds really, really good. It adds plenty of content that might just get me to pick up the game again.