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Got your Steam Frame or any other VR kit and want to follow some interesting upcoming games? Here's some potentials for you that could be good.

Start your week with two more fresh sets of games with the Phunkier Physics and Puzzlers to Puzzle You bundles.

The impressive PlayStation 5 Linux project is continuing on, and recent updates to it have again expanded what it can support.

I forgot it was ever a Beta, because Steam's Personal Calendar is actually one of the most useful features they've added to the store recently.

Valve requires developers to disclose AI-generated content in games and on Steam store pages, something Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney isn't happy about.

Valve sent word via email as Steam Next Fest - October 2026 beings to wind down about what has been the most popular during this event.

Valve just released SteamOS 3.9.5 as stable for all users across all supported systems, bringing with it many exciting enhancements for Linux gaming.

Fanatical have launched their Build your own Frightmare Bundle (Halloween 2026), another good chance to save some monies and get new games.

That day is here! Factorio 2.1 stable has arrived as a big clean-up release along with new platform support with their Native Linux version.

Oh dear, oh dear. Generative AI strikes again? The recently released Total War: SHOGUN 2 - Complete Edition was pulled down after mass complaints.