Canonical, the maker of the popular Ubuntu Linux distribution, has announced the early availability of a Snap package for the PC game store Steam. The new version comes as Canonical and Steam developer Valve are making a major push into Linux gaming. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingThe alpha version of Steam is finally available on Chrome OS, which is pretty exciting for Chromebook gamers worldwide. But before you try to start playing, you should know that there are a lot of requirements before you can try it out. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingChromebook gaming isn't what it could be. Let's face it; Chromebook gaming isn't really a thing at all. Chromebooks are known for their productivity chops, not pushing the latest AAA title to the limit. MUO – Feed
Continue ReadingDid you know that Steam comes with a feature-complete controller manager? Well, it does, and it's called Steam Controller Configurator. If you have console controllers sitting doing nothing while you play games via Steam, go and grab one. MUO – Feed
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Steam’s Big Picture mode lets you navigate the platform with only a controller- no mouse or keyboard required. If you play a lot of games with a controller, or use Steam in a living room gaming setup, Steam’s Big Picture mode just for you. This article will explain what Steam’s Big Picture mode is and […]
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Do you long for a big-screen gaming experience, but without the hassle of running video cables between your gaming PC and a far-away TV? Good news! The Steam Link app allows you to do just that. While Steam Link initially required dedicated hardware, Valve has since made the feature available on various other platforms—including the […]
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