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- 1Pawsweeper puzzle game set in cat clinic launches●Pawsweeper: puzzle game in cat veterinary clinic released https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/pawsweeper-releas
Pawsweeper, an indie puzzle game with roguelite elements set in a cat veterinary clinic, has been released and is available on Steam, including support for Linux. The launch is being shared in Linux gaming circles, where new releases that run natively on the platform tend to draw attention. The game combines Minesweeper-style puzzle play with a lighthearted animal-care setting.
- 2Team Fortress 2 launches Scream Fortress XVIII event●Team Fortress 2: Scream Fortress XVIII has arrived https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/team-fortress-2-scream-f
Valve has released the eighteenth annual Scream Fortress Halloween event for Team Fortress 2, the long-running multiplayer shooter. The seasonal update brings the game's traditional spooky content for the Halloween period. Players of the 2007 title, which still maintains a large community, are sharing news of the event's arrival.
- 3Metro 2033 and Last Light Redux getting free next-gen update●Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux: free next-gen update announced https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10
Developer 4A Games has announced a free next-gen update for Metro 2033 Redux and Metro Last Light Redux, bringing graphical and performance improvements to the post-apocalyptic shooters at no extra cost for existing owners. Players on PC, including Linux users via Steam, are welcoming the upgrade to the decade-old titles and discussing what the enhanced versions might include.
- 4ShelvesHub 0.4.0 brings background service to Steam Deck shelves●ShelvesHub: background service for Deck Shelves released in version 0.4.0 https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/s
ShelvesHub, a background service for Deck Shelves on the Steam Deck, has been released in version 0.4.0. The open-source tool, aimed at Linux gamers and modders, runs in the background to support shelf management on Valve's handheld. The update was announced on the Linux gaming site Playing Tux, and discussion so far comes mainly from the Steam Deck and Linux gaming community.
- 5Cult of PiN patch v1.2 adds 24 new bosses●Cult of PiN: patch v1.2 brings 24 new bosses https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/cult-of-pin-v12-released/ # Li
The roguelike pinball game Cult of PiN has received its v1.2 update, which adds 24 new bosses to the game. The patch is being discussed in Linux gaming circles, with the game available on Steam and promoted to players interested in roguelike and pinball hybrids.
- 6Deck Shelves Plugin Brings Custom Steam Deck Home Screens●Deck Shelves: customizable Steam Deck home screen plugin released in version 3.3.3 https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/2
Deck Shelves, an open-source plugin for the Steam Deck, has released version 3.3.3, adding customizable shelves to the handheld's home screen. The plugin, built for the Decky loader ecosystem, lets Linux gaming users organize and personalize their Steam Deck interface. The release is being shared among Linux and Steam Deck enthusiast communities.
- 7Steam Input redirector SISR hits version 0.6.1●SISR: Steam Input redirector released in version v0.6.1 https:// playingtux.com/en/articles/202 6/10/sisr-v061-released/
SISR, an open-source Steam Input redirector for Linux, has been released in version 0.6.1. The tool redirects Steam Input so gamepads and controllers work in games outside Steam's usual setup, part of the Linux gaming toolchain. The update is being shared among Linux gaming and controller enthusiasts following the release.