Nvidia has announced a simplified new way to install GeForce Now on the Steam Deck, opening the handheld to the service’s hundreds of streamable titles. While many game developers have put in extra ...

Steam is one of the popular gaming platforms for gamers. Its library has around 30000 games including paid and free-to-play games. Steam also features Steam Community where gamers can buy and sell ...

The Phantom Pain will be available to launch and load on Steam soon - which you'll need to do even if you buy a disc copy. Over the weekend, Konami announced that The Phantom Pain would be available ...

Steam for ChromeOS was announced in 2022, initially limited to alpha access. Access expanded during beta, with simplified installation on compatible Chromebooks. Steam installation on Chromebooks can ...

The ChromeOS 119 stable update has officially been released for compatible Chromebooks. The new OS upgrade makes it easier to install games from the Steam gaming platform, apart from a few new ...

Whisky allows you to install Apple's Game Porting Toolkit on your Mac. Here's how to use it to run Steam games. We previously covered how to use the Whisky app to install the Game Porting Toolkit ...

Some Steam users are unable to install the launcher on their Windows 11/10 PC. When trying to do the same, the following error message. This error code is reported by ...

Chromebooks are simple productivity machines, or, as one Apple executive once put it, "cheap testing tools." At least, that was the case a few years ago, before Google made it possible to download ...

Canonical is releasing the next major update to its popular Ubuntu GNU/Linux distribution today. Ubuntu 23.04, also known by the code name “Lunar Lobster,” introduces a new operating system installer, ...

Earlier today, disgruntled security researcher Vasily Kravets released a zero-day vulnerability in the Windows version of the ubiquitous gaming service Steam. The vulnerability allows any user to run ...

Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is releasing this week on the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. But it appears PC gamers are getting the short end of the stick as its physical retail version only ...

PC players may have felt that they've gotten a raw deal as of late. Back in July one of the biggest games of the year, Batman: Arkham Knight, was recalled for having huge technical problems on PC.