That some titles perform better, from an FPS number perspective, when using DXVK is clear, which has lead to some people asking why this is the case. It's the why that I'd like to discuss here; why DXVK is a winner in some cases, why native wins in others, and some of the drawbacks of each approach.
Steam, Fanatical and others all have some big sales on right now so here's a little look over what to expect from them all.
The Unity team have pushed out another point release with Unity 2018.3.4 and it does include some well needed Linux fixes.
Million to One Hero from developer Over the Top Games is a promising looking platformer, one that will enable you to build your own campaigns.
After releasing a demo before it went live, Road to your City can now be supported on Kickstarter to get another interesting game on Linux.
I'm quite excited for the final release of Black Mesa, as someone who only completed the original Half-Life in the last few years (after it came to Linux) playing through a heavily improved version is going to be great.
Tech Support: Error Unknown will throw you into the role of a tech support specialist but all is not as it may seem.
The developer of Rogue Fable III, a roguelike aimed at short sessions has confirmed it's coming to Linux.
Here's a rather nice tale to warm you up on a Monday. The developer behind Rise to Ruins has closed their Patreon account as they're doing so well, they're even paying back supporters.
In the past, I've spoken to many developers about how their games sold on Linux and this time we have information on Slay the Spire to share.
DUSK, a retro-inspired FPS from David Szymanski and New Blood Interactive looks awesome and you can test it out on Linux right now.
Every now and then, the people behind ProtonDB release data dumps from user generated reports of games tested in Steam Play. Here's a look.
This is a rather interesting one, it's not exactly a game but it piqued my curiosity for how relaxing it looks.
Here's a recent arrival I seemed to miss somehow. Depraved from developer Evil Bite, a city-builder with survival features and a 'Wild West' theme is now on Linux.
Regular readers will know by now how much I've enjoyed using Lutris to bring together my game library across Steam, GOG and more. It just recently put out the big update!
Valve have pushed out their recent beta updates to the Steam client for everyone now, this does include the option to force Steam Play on shortcuts you've added for games outside of Steam.
Humble Monthly, the curated selection of games put out each month from Humble Bundle is out again with early unlock games. This month we have Cultist Simulator and more!
Here's a magical action game we somehow completely missed reporting on at all. Wand Wars, released back in 2016 and it's had Linux support since release. It's still getting fresh content years later too.
Ever wanted to be a superhero? I'm sure it's a dream we've all had at some point in our lives. Super Versus, looks like it will let you do that.
ShilohGames, developer of the free multiplayer space shooter Allspace which released recently has now ported over their previous space shooter Disputed Space to Linux.
