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Proton 9.0-2 brings better controller support in launchers, more playable games, lots of bug fixes

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

Valve just released the latest stable update to Proton, the compatibility layer for running Windows games on Linux desktop and Steam Deck with Proton 9.0-2 bringing some fun additions.

Valve faces a £656 million lawsuit in the UK for 'overcharging 14 million PC gamers'

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

A new lawsuit was filed earlier this month in the UK that alleges Valve, owner of Steam, has been "overcharging 14 million PC gamers and abusing its dominant position in the UK".

Combat encounters are a challenging and unique experience in Bittersweet Birthday

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

Bittersweet Birthday is a game that hasn't been mentioned here in quite some time, but thankfully World Eater Games have a big update to share on this unique action adventure RPG.

Terrorformer TD is a tower defense roguelite with a map you terraform as you go

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

With a map that erodes and grows as the game progresses, Terrorformer TD puts a rather unique spin on the tower defense genre.

Sally is a life sim about community and belonging aboard a magic flying ship

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

Points for trying something a little different with the life sim genre here. Sally puts you aboard a magic flying ship, which is a bit unusual.

Piece together the broken memories of a cybernetic house in Psychroma

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

Psychroma looks pretty wild. A narrative-driven side-scroller where you play as a digital medium. Confront the past by piecing together the broken memories of a cybernetic house, and exorcise the ghosts in the machine.

Prickle is a wholesome Sokoban-style puzzler about catching baby hedgehogs

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

In the game Prickle you play as a hedgehog dad trying to collect all your children, as they've done a bit of a runner so you need to stick them all together and get them back home.

Logic puzzler Linkito will tease your brain as you connect everything together

By Liam Dawe, Jun 12

French solo developer Kalinarm has a demo available for Linkito, a logic puzzler all about making engineering connections.

Hundreds of thousands of people are now clicking a Banana on Steam

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

As a ridiculous update to an article I did recently about the free game called Banana, where it seemed insane that over 30,000 people were clicking it - now a whole lot more people are doing so too.

Old school immersive sim FPS 'Core Decay' still alive and the latest update sounds awesome

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

A few months ago there was news about layoffs at 3D Realms and Slipgate Ironworks, and it seemed like Ivar Hill's immersive sim Core Decay was hit. Thankfully though, Core Decay is alive and well.

The Thing: Remastered and Killing Time: Resurrected coming from Nightdive Studios

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

Recently Nightdive Studios had another two announcements of their remasters with The Thing: Remastered and Killing Time: Resurrected.

Dawnmaker is a turn-based city-building and deck-building game that looks great

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

Coming from Arpentor Studio, Dawnmaker is a turn-based city building and deckbuilding game that feels like playing a board game.

WOLFHOUND is a sci-fi World War II metroidvania from the creator of Chasm

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

Bit Kid creator of Chasm have announced WOLFHOUND, a sci-fi World War II metroidvania where you play as a one-man-army Capt. Chuck “WOLFHOUND” Rosetti.

Core Keeper 1.0 will bring new PvP, revamped world-gen and a mysterious new biome

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

Pugstorm and Fireshine Games have revealed more details about the 1.0 release for Core Keeper that will arrive on August 27th.

Free-roaming megasim sandbox RPG 'Streets of Fortuna' sounds wonderfully unique

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

Recently announced by Kitfox Games (publisher of Dwarf Fortress) is Streets of Fortuna, a free-roaming megasim sandbox RPG that's a bit like The Sims meets Project Zomboid but a whole lot more than that.

Kitsune Tails is a gay furry Mario-like steeped in Japanese mythology releasing August 1

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

Kitsune Tails from developer Kitsune Games and publisher MidBoss, the gay furry Mario-like, is now going to be released on August 1st.

OBS Studio 30.2 Beta 1 adds Linux support to the native NVENC encoder, other Linux improvements

By Liam Dawe, Jun 11

OBS Studio 30.2 Beta 1 is now available for testing for anyone interested in recording and livestreaming video, and there's some nice Linux improvements coming.

Steam Next Fest - June 2024 edition is live with lots and lots of demos

By Liam Dawe, Jun 10

Valve has launched Steam Next Fest - June 2024 edition, another big event for you to try plenty of upcoming games and see what sticks for you to add to your wishlist.

Unpacking and Assault Android Cactus devs announce relaxing musical puzzler Tempopo

By Liam Dawe, Jun 10

Tempopo is the next title from Witch Beam, creators of the popular Unpacking and Assault Android Cactus due out sometime in 2024.

Streets of Rogue 2 hits Early Access on August 14 - I'm going to need a week off

By Liam Dawe, Jun 10

That's it, I'm going to need a holiday for this one. Streets of Rogue 2 from Matt Dabrowski and tinyBuild is due to enter Early Access on August 14th.