Hosted by Harbour Masters who also provide ports for other Nintendo classics, the PC port of Mario Kart 64 is now available to test.

Valve clearly haven't heard of the dangers of pushing things out on a weekend, as we had multiple updates for SteamOS, Steam Deck and Steam Desktop.

From developer 8BitSkull, their latest game Skull Horde now has a demo available to test ahead of the release later this year.

This is not your normal Football game. GOAL3 puts you in various dangerous arenas, where mother nature is out to get you.

Backpack Battles is a PvP inventory management auto-battler from developer PlayWithFurcifer, which just hit the big 1.0 release.

KDE developers confirm Plasma will continue having a maintained X11 session, and now we know Kubuntu will be Wayland by default.

Civilization VII version 1.2.2 has now rolled out after a delay, bringing with it some advanced features and modding support with the Steam Workshop.

Good news for MMO fans on Linux platforms, Dune: Awakening is clearly here to stay as it's Funcom's fastest selling game to date.

After some supply chain issues that put both the Steam Deck OLED models out of stock for the US and Canada, they're now back.

Need a free game? You can currently claim SteamWorld Dig to keep for a limited time, and the later games in the series have heavy discounts.

Build up your game collection with the Serenity Forge Humble Bundle.

Combining the classic game of Billiards with various news rules and roguelike features, Drop Pockets is set to arrive on August 8th.

Maze Mice is getting ready to leave Early Access - that was fast. A major update for this survivor game that blends time-stopping Pac-Man features is out now.

It should be criminal for a game as good as Glass Cannon to see so few players and Steam reviews, because it's simply awesome.

Another free game release for you. Midnight Riff is a rhythm roguelike where you have to jam with the music to deal damage and win battles.

I've been after a competitive game for a while for the Steam Deck and it certainly looks like REMATCH fits the bill.

We may potentially be in for some big changes in Fedora 44, with plans in place being discussed to drop 32-bit multilib / i686 packages.

If you wish to stress-test your Linux PC or your Steam Deck, it's now easier than ever thanks to OCCT.

The total mash-up mod Fortress Connected has been announced for a Steam release where the worlds of Half-Life 2, Left 4 Dead and Team Fortress 2 collide.

More to think on for the Fedora Linux change proposal to drop 32-bit support - as the popular Bazzite would have to shut down.