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Somehow, Hello Games keep on adding impressive new bits into their ageing space survival game, with the No Man's Sky Forsaken update out now.

A great game bundle has arrived for fans of spooky games, just in time for Halloween in the Horror Trifectas Humble Bundle.

With the new Epic Games Launcher supported on Linux, along with a remade Easy Anti-Cheat coming, the CachyOS team are working on kernel support for EAC v2.

Ubuntu Core Desktop is Canonical's immutable version of Ubuntu Linux, and they're back to working on it for desktop users.

One long-standing issue with platforms like Discord is how they're like a walled-garden, but part of that is going to be changing soon.

Mesa 26.2.6 is out now as the latest upgrade for Linux open source graphics drivers, focused on fixing up some bugs reported.

DLSS Updater enables you to scan your system for games, and then replace their upscaling and frame-generation with updated versions or something else entirely.

A nice surprise for more retro gaming! Along with the release of D7VK 2.4 for older Direct3D, we also now have GXVK for Vulkan-based 3Dfx Glide.

AMD FSR SDK 2.4 is now officially out bringing the newer FSR Upscaling 4.1.2 for older Radeon GPUs and Ryzen APUs, along with Vulkan support for newer FSR.

Good news for fans of DRM-free gaming as the popular recent release of CONTROL Resonant is now available on GOG.com.