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WaveWorks Interactive Sound Engine (Wwise) is an audio library game developers can use license to use in their games.
AMD Announces Mantle Graphics API
So AMD has announced a low level graphics API that will be cross platform (no actual platforms stated yet though). This will make things very interesting that's for sure.
Half-Life: Source Now Out Of Beta For Linux
While Steam's store doesn't actually list a Linux icon for it, Valve announced on the official community hub for Half-Life: Source that it's now available for Linux.
Valve Announces Steam Machines, You Can Win One Too
Steam Machines - Entertainment is not a one-size-fits-all world. We want you to be able to choose the hardware that makes sense for you, so we are working with multiple partners to bring a variety of Steam gaming machines to market during 2014, all of them running SteamOS.
Cactus IDE For Haxe Game Development
Open source cross platform IDE for the Haxe programming language supporting Windows/Linux/Mac.
Terminus A Classic City Builder Set On Another Planet
Terminus is a classic 'city-builder' set on a distant, inhospitable planet where there is only one colony, one chance, one future.
How Does Left 4 Dead 2 Perform On Ubuntu 13.04 Compared To Windows 8?
Here is a smaller but new test I did recently with my system. I wanted to see what the actual performance difference was when running Left 4 Dead 2 natively in Ubuntu 13.04 versus running it in Windows 8.
Valve Has Announced The SteamOS Built On Linux
SteamOS combines the rock-solid architecture of Linux with a gaming experience built for the big screen.
It will be available soon as a free stand-alone operating system for living room machines.
Natural Selection 2 FPS/RTS Hybrid Gets A Big Update
Natural Selection 2 has gotten two updates recently 256 and 257 to give you lots of big fixes with a few new features thrown in for good measure too.
DOTA 2 First Blood Update This Month
DOTA 2 is set to get a pretty big update on the 23rd of September called First Blood to include some pretty major new features. While the changelog is so big I won't include it here, I can list off the major new bits!
Pixeljunk Monsters Ultimate Tower Defence Hits Linux 30th September
A highly regarded tower defence game Pixeljunk Monsters Ultimate will come to Linux on the 30th of September the developers tweeted to let us know. We reported on it at the start of September and it's a great surprise to see it coming so soon!
Starbound Universe Sandbox Game Has New Videos
Starbound the increasingly amazing looking 2d universe sandbox game has some new videos to show off more gameplay like the grappling hook!
Arma Tactics Turn Based Strategy To Come To Linux
It seems Linux is to get a game in the Arma series, not one of their realistic FPS games, but rather a new turn based game called Arma Tactics.
The Steam Universe Is Expanding In 2014
A new section of Steam's website has opened with a countdown that will end on Monday with the first of three announcements for Steam in the living room.
Pixel Piracy, A 2D Sandbox Pirate Game Updates
Remember Pixel Piracy? The fun looking Side-scrolling 2d, Real Time Strategy, Sandbox, Simulation Game we showed you? It's been getting some fun updates!
Wine Testing: Does The D3D Patch Boost Performance?
Hey there folks! Today I present to you a small test I did with the recent Wine 1.7.1. The video showcases the differences of games running in a normal Wine 1.7.1 versus a patched Wine 1.7.1.
Gabe Newell At LinuxCon 2013, Linux Is The Future Of Gaming
Gabe Newell owner of Valve the company behind Steam did a keynote at LinuxCon 2013 inside is a video and the info.
Postal 2 DLC Details Revealed
Running With Scissors has revealed some but not all of the details of what will come with the Postal 2 DLC!
BlastEm - The Fast And Accurate Genesis Emulator
BlastEm has the goal of being an extermely accurate Sega Genesis (Mega Drive) emulator while still running on relatively modest hardware by using advanced techniques.
Linux Game Recording, The Process Behind Creating GOL Casts
Gaming, game capturing and video editing, does that sound like Linux to you? Few years ago most of us most likely would have said "no", but I am here to show you the current situation and prove that old fact wrong! Step into my lair of Linux gaming videos!
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