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With the huge SteamOS 3.8 update now out, a few hiccups were expected - but thankfully, they’ve already patched one of the major annoyances.

Few Linux games can claim to have as gone as native as Lugaru: The Rabbit's Foot.

The open source community-made NVIDIA Vulkan driver (NVK) for Linux now has experimental support for DLSS.

dbrand have now fully revealed their Steam Machine Companion Cube case, with pricing and pre-order now available and it looks pretty awesome.

Want to hide games that use generative AI on Steam? It's now a lot easier with updates to the The AI warning for Steam browser plugin.

The open source tool DLSS Updater version 4.2.0 has released, bringing with it some improvements for Linux users of it. Plus security updates.

ScummVM 2026.3.0 has released, bringing with it support for another new set of retro games to run them nicely on modern platforms.

The incredible OpenMW open source game engine for the classic RPG Morrowind has released version 0.51.0 which brings new enhancements to gameplay and for mods.

A hide-and-seek game where instead of hunting props, you paint your plain character to blend in - MECCHA CHAMELEON is clever and a huge hit.

A little earlier than expected, AMD today officially announced that FSR Upscaling 4.1 is now available for the Radeon RX 7000 series.

After quite some time waiting, we now know how much Valve's new SteamOS Linux powered Steam Machine will cost - and it is quite on the pricey side.

Now that we've seen the price of the Steam Machine - here's a reminder, you really can just build your own if you want with the new SteamOS 3.8.

Scream Operator is an upcoming indie pixel-art management sim, where you run your own haunted house and have to create the best scares possible to earn big.

The Y2Katastrophe destroyed civilization in MonCraft 199X, an alternate history monster catching survival game that looks and sounds pretty great.

One benefit of SteamOS Linux and Valve's ecosystem is the sheer amount of games available - and ahead of the Steam Machine launch there's a ridiculous amount.

This is a fun surprise! Arma: Cold War Assault Remastered has a demo on Steam, which is also open source and acts as a an official asset pack for the full game.

Naturally with all the new Steam Machine talk, many are curious about a Steam Deck 2. It's still planned, but Valve are still waiting on the right chip for it.

While we still don't know what the compatibility on SteamOS / Linux will be like, I'm hoping for the best with DRAGON BALL XENOVERSE 3.

Battlefield Studios (Electronic Arts) have joined up with Godot Engine to provide their developers with some extra funding.