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Games: OBS Studio, The Long Dark and More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 24th of September 2019 01:01:03 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Transform your x86 Linux PC into a Retro-Gaming Powerhouse with Retropie!
  • Twitch now officially sponsor OBS Studio development and more in the latest progress report

    I honestly don't know where we would be without OBS Studio now, it's a fantastic bit of free and open source software for recording videos and doing livestreams. It seems Twitch agree.

    Developer and OBS founder Hugh "Jim" Bailey, wrote a new progress report yesterday which goes over some thoughts on how they're doing. The first big point was how Twitch have started directly supporting OBS Studio (full announcement), as they've become a "Premiere" level sponsor which means they're pumping more than $50K a year into the project. It's not clear exactly how much, as the sponsor tiers only go up to "Diamond" which is $50K a year and Twitch are being listed above that level on the OBS contribute page.

  • Steam's top releases for August 2019 are out, here's our usual look over

    Another month has passed and Valve have just now put up a post going over some of the big new releases on Steam for August.

    Their top twenty list goes over what games earned the most in the first two weeks following the release. It doesn't matter if it's a "full" release or Early Access as it all counts when talking about revenue. Then they also take a look at the top five free titles by their peak concurrent player count following release.

  • The Long Dark is celebrating five years since release, Episode 3 of the story due in October

    Five years ago in September 2014, The Long Dark entered Early Access as a rather unique take on the survival game genre. Later in November 2015, it also released for Linux.

    That might seem like a long time, but for a full game to be developed it's really not. There's plenty that have gone on for far longer like Project Zomboid which has been going since some time in 2011. Bigger games do tend to take a long time, especially for a smaller team like Hinterland with The Long Dark.

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The Surge 2 Sees Same-Day Linux Support Via Steam Play

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Tuesday 24th of September 2019 01:14:12 PM.
  • The Surge 2 Sees Same-Day Linux Support Via Steam Play, RADV Workaround Needed

    Released yesterday was The Surge 2 third-person action RPG game by Deck13 and sequel to the earlier The Surge game. While only released for Windows and consoles, thanks to Valve's Steam Play there is same-day support on Linux.

    The Surge 2 natively uses Vulkan so that works nicely with Steam Play and no other apparent fundamental issues leading to this fairly notable game working at-launch on Linux with Steam Play.

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