Games: Linux & SteamOS FPS Games, Death Trash, New Benchmarks
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Here’s a look at some good FPS games available on Linux & SteamOS
Looking for your next FPS? There might be a few in here that tickle your fancy. Here’s a look at a few good FPS options on Linux & SteamOS.
When it comes to FPS games, Linux now actually has quite a number of high quality titles. We don’t get the latest Call of Duty, sure, but maybe there’s something here you might enjoy.
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Death Trash, a grim post-apocalyptic role-playing game that will have Linux support
Death Trash [Official Site] is one of my most surprising discoveries lately. A grim post-apocalyptic role-playing game that will have Linux support.
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Intel Core i3, i5, i7 With NVIDIA vs. AMD Radeon For Linux Gaming
For those wondering which Intel Coffeelake processors would make the most sense for a Linux gaming rig, I took the new Core i3 8100, Core i5 8400, and Core i7 8700K processors and tested them each with two Radeon and two NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards for looking at the overall Linux OpenGL/Vulkan gaming performance.
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