The FreeDOS Project turned 25 years old this year. We'll show you why a free version of DOS is still cool in 2020.

If you regularly buy games through Steam, GOG, and Humble Bundle, GameHub can help you keep them organized by bringing them all together into a single library.

If you frequently play games on Linux, you are accustomed to dealing with many different installers and configurations. Lutris can help simplify the process of setting up all your games.

Minetest is much more than a clone of a certain popular proprietary game. It offers infinite customization that allows you to create blocks, objects, fun educational exercises, and even games within the game, dishing up features well beyond those of any other closed source alternative.

If you're looking for a head start on solving the classic Knight's Tour chess challenge, try this homegrown Python script.

With the right software, you can turn the Raspberry Pi into a versatile console for retro games.

For decades, gamers and geeks have dreamed of virtual reality. Thanks to the Oculus Rift, this dream could become a reality for Linux users and developers as well – even though the whole thing is sponsored by Facebook.

Valve has big plans for SteamOS, the new Linux that will run on the first generation of Steam machine gaming consoles.