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Sir, You Are Being Hunted: Enemies (pt.2).
ScarecrowA rather odd fellow, the scarecrow shows up in the later stages of the game. It stays rooted in one spot while inactive, swaying with the wind. Should you cross into its line of sight,...
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How Easy Anti-Cheat and BattEye function under Linux and Proton compared to...
The fundamental difference between how Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) and BattEye operate on Windows versus Linux comes down to privilege levels and OS architecture:On Windows: They operate primarily as...
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What is the future of strategy games in 2026?
Strategy games in 2026 are shifting toward tactical depth, genre hybrids, and the revival of classic franchises, with developers experimenting in ways that blend traditional empire-building with fresh...
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Is the gap between Windows and Linux narrowing in gaming?
Yes, unequivocally. The gap between Windows and Linux for PC gaming has narrowed more in recent years than in the previous two decades combined.What used to be a complex, terminal-heavy landscape...
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Sir, You Are Being Hunted: Enemies (pt.1).
One of the main draws of Sir, You Are Being Hunted is its varied and original cast of robotic enemies. Almost every single enemy can kill you very quickly. Those that don't often serve to alert and...
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How do I enable and use UMU (Unified Launcher Enabler) in Heroic Games Launcher
UMU (Unified Launcher Enabler / umu-launcher) is a tool developed by the Open Gaming Collective (OGC) to run games outside of Steam using Valve’s Steam Linux Runtime container and protonfixes...
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Sir, You Are Being Hunted: Weapons.
Arm Thy Self!Despite all the stealthing around you do, combat always has a chance of occuring. When things get violent, a weapon can be the difference between walking away to freedom, or staring at the...
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Sir, You Are Being Hunted: The Archipelago (pt. 2).
IndustrialThe Industrial region is the closest thing this game has to an urban map. It's a polluted area, with more buildings on this map than any other in the game! It's certainly one of the easier...
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How do I install and update GE-Proton in Heroic Games Launcher?
Heroic Games Launcher includes a built-in Wine Manager that handles fetching, extracting, and configuring GE-Proton directly inside the application—no manual file extraction or terminal commands...
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Sir, You Are Being Hunted: The Archipelago (pt. 1).
Your own private HellThe picture above shows each type of biome during the world creation part of the game. They may look similar at first, but you can learn to tell the differences by learning the...
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How do I download, install, and configure GOG on Linux
GOG confirmed that a native GOG Galaxy client for Linux is in active development. However, because an official release date has not been set, managing and playing GOG games on Linux is handled through...
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How does Heroic Games Launcher manage Wine, Proton, and graphics translation...
Heroic Games Launcher simplifies running Windows games on Linux by acting as a graphical wrapper over native Linux CLI toolchains (Legendary for Epic, gogdl for GOG, and Nile for Amazon Games).Instead...
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How the upcoming release of Playnite for Linux compares to native Linux...
Playnite’s upcoming Linux port (built on the cross-platform Avalonia UI framework) brings a fundamentally different approach to Linux gaming management compared to existing native tools like Heroic...
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What other projects besides Playnite are planning to migrate to Linux?
Playnite’s migration to Linux is part of a broader shift in open-source development. The catalyst for Playnite's port is its migration from Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) to Avalonia UI—a...
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Medium term prospects for Playnite on Linux
A native, fully supported Playnite for Linux remains possible in the medium term but is not guaranteed. It depends on the Playnite team prioritizing a cross‑platform rewrite or committing resources to...
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Monitor Playnite’s GitHub and official channels
Monitoring request savedI've saved a note that you want Playnite’s GitHub and official channels monitored for announcements about Linux support. I’ll use that when you ask me to check or summarize...
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Is a Playnite for Linux planned for 2026?
Yes, an initial Linux build of Playnite is targeted for 2026.The plan was confirmed directly by Playnite's lead developer, Josef Nemec, who stated that he intends to transition to Linux as his main...
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How to apply the previous guide to include emulator configurations (for...
Here’s what I’ll include in your Lutris emulator setup infographic for Arch/Manjaro: Emulator Integration OverviewYou’ll see a clean visual layout showing how to configure and optimize:RetroArch→...
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How to prepare an infographic with a quick guide showing these three games...
<?XML:NAMESPACE PREFIX = "[default] http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" NS = "http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" />Your Lutris Game Tuning Cheat Sheet infographic is ready — it shows side‑by‑side setups for The...
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Game specific guide (e.g. The Witcher 3, Elden Ring, GTA V) showing how to...
Here’s a game‑specific tuning guide for Lutris on Arch/Manjaro, showing how to apply performance tweaks per title. This way you can tailor DXVK, FSR, Proton GE, and environment variables to each game...
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