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Games: Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe, Microsoft Issues, and Steam Deck Client Update

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 31st of March 2022 09:54:43 AM Filed under
Gaming
  • The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe launches April 27 | GamingOnLinux

    Quite a long time after originally planned, The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe is now confirmed to launch on April 27.

    The developer says it's an "expanded re-imagining" of the original from 2013, which was a surprisingly amusing first-person exploration game. All of the original content is here but there's a big expansion with new content to explore, new choices and new secrets. It's also gone through a visual overhaul, added accessibility features, localization of in-game text and content warnings. Plus, the fab voice work of Kevan Brighting returns.

  • XOW Xbox One Controller Driver: Solving the High CPU Usage Issue

    Not too long ago I explained why the Xbox One gamepad is one of the greatest gamepads available right now – and I alluded to the fact that it works very nicely with the xow driver when using the USB dongle to connect to the gamepad (which has less latency compared to using the Bluetooth mode).

  • Steam Deck gets a big Client update, plus Deck OS and BIOS BETA update | GamingOnLinux

    Two big updates arrived for the Steam Deck last night, so let's go over all that's changed as it's quite exciting. Firstly, the main Steam Deck Client update brings some really nice goodies.

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Microsoft Mono causing problems

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 31st of March 2022 10:19:43 AM.
  • Unity games crashing with Proton on Linux or Steam Deck? Check your USB devices

    Curiously, it seems Proton 7 and Proton Experimental are having problems with Unity games recently but there's a possible temporary workaround for you. This is the same across Linux desktop and Steam Deck, as it's a problem somewhere with Proton.

    Recently, while trying to capture footage from the Steam Deck for the GamingOnLinux YouTube channel I came up against a problem. Certain Unity games wouldn't load, and instead would present me with a Unity error screen with a loading bar and then just quit. There was a bug report open from others also seeing a similar issue. Proton 6.3-8 would work but for some games, that had other issues that Proton 7 solved.

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