Good news for Linux gamers! System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster has been rated as Steam Deck Verified / SteamOS Compatible ahead of release.

Valve announced via an official Team Fortress 2 blog post that the Mann vs. Machine mode is getting upgraded and they've called for help.

Secret Agent Wizard Boy and the International Crime Syndicate really rolls off the tongue doesn't it.

Broken Arrow recently released on Steam, promising to provide a fresh large-scale real-time modern warfare tactics game.

A huge update for Palworld has arrived with the Tides of Terraria crossover. It's a lot more than just adding bits of Terraria though.

Finally, only about 7 months after the release, Stalker 2 actually now has the A-Life AI system hooked up properly.

A nice way to complete your collections here with Humble Bundle having Bioshock: The Collection and Mafia Trilogy in the latest bundle.

Fans of automation puzzle games and titles from Zachtronics might like Number Machine, an open-ended factory and automation game with math mechanics.

The KDE developers are working towards making the Plasma desktop environment more accessible, with an essential tweak to the defaults.

Love music and twin-stick shooter high-score challenges? Chroma Blasters is one you need to try, and there's a demo available.

Ahead of the release of Mecha BREAK on July 1st, Valve have checked it over and given it a rating for Steam Deck and SteamOS.

Humble Bundle have announced their monthly selection of games in Humble Choice is getting a price increase.

The Museum Update is the first major update to R.E.P.O since it entered Early Access in February.

Dying Light (the original) is still one of the best open-world zombie games around, and now perhaps just even better with the Dying Light: Retouched update.

Vulkan has been out for around 9 years now, and The Khronos Group continue tweaking it for developers to remove frustrations.

The biggest sale event is here, the Steam Summer Sale 2025 is now live with lots and lots of games discounted.

Valve released another set of Beta updates for the SteamOS Client and Steam Desktop to bring in bug fixes and expanded support.

Jump the Track has a great visual style and a fun looking blend of a comedy visual novel with pachinko, and now it has Linux and macOS support.

The Painkiller reboot from Anshar Studios and 3D Realms is now confirmed for release on October 9 with a new trailer.

Need a new first-person dungeon-crawling RPG? Perhaps it's time to check out Monomyth. The devs just updated it with better Steam Deck and gamepad support.