DOOM: The Dark Ages got a new update that brought with it some impressive optimizations that earned it the Steam Deck Verified badge.

If you have a wireless VR headset and a Linux system, you might be excited to know that Valve's Steam Link VR now appears to actually work.

We are not soldiers in a holy war. We are fellow Americans.

NVIDIA have now put down a date of September 10 for the GeForce NOW upgrade to Blackwell RTX, to bring more power to their cloud gaming service.

While it has a rather boring name, Sword Hero looks anything but boring in the new trailer and the combat demo you can try out right now.

There aren't many new free games this week for Steam Deck, but we can get Monument Valley, Civilization 4, and Into the Breach through Epic and Amazon.

The SteamOS 3.7.15 beta has been released with multi-language support for the screen reader, improved battery charge time estimation, and more.

A unique blend of genres I have for you here on GamingOnLinux today. Checkmage! blurs the lines between an RPG, chess and deck-building.

Broilers is a weird turn-based game all about breeding chickens, and is completely free to add to your Steam Deck library for a limited time.

A $199 hacking device is reportedly being used to steal cars Specially-developed patches allow thieves to exploit security vulnerabilities Widespread attacks have affected Kia and Hyundai models in the past A diminutive orange-and-white device, which costs just $199 in the US (around £150 / AU$310), is reportedly being used to remotely unlock modern vehicles. An in-depth report by 404 Media found that underground hackers have developed and are now selling software patches that can be loaded onto the device to unlock all manner of cars, including those from major brands like Ford, Audi Volkswagen, Kia and many more.

The Flipper Zero is being modified to break into cars; the wave of 80s nostalgia AI slop; and how the Citizen app is using AI to write crime alerts.