As powerful as modern Apple Silicon-powered Macs have become for modern gaming workloads, Mac gamers everywhere remember that sinking feeling when they first received the notification that their favorite 32-bit Steam games would no longer work
Valve has spent over two decades building its Steam games storefront into the PC gaming juggernaut it is today, with it currently serving as the de facto place to buy games for most PC gamers. Epic Games has sought to knock Valve off the top
Intel Foundry’s strong forward momentum on its aggressive process roadmap continues as the company has officially rolled out version 0.9 of its Intel 14A Process Design Kit (PDK), bringing its cutting-edge sub-nanometer node one step closer
Fedora Workstation features the latest six months of meticulous polish, under-the-hood responsiveness, and security hardening for F45, based on GNOME 51. Whether you are multitasking across monitors, managng daily appointments, or organizing large sets of files, GNOME 51 brings thoughtful refinements to your daily workflow on Fedora Workstation. Silky-Smooth Responsiveness: Reworked Frame…
It must be said that there are very few video game franchises as broadly beloved as Grand Theft Auto, but one of the leading contenders has to be the Elder Scrolls series, despite that a new main series single-player RPG in the franchise has
The openSUSE project has announced the release of openSUSE Leap 16.1. The release is notable for allowing both traditional installations and immutable images with transactional updates. While immutable images had previously been available for Leap Micro, they are now available across all platforms that Leap supports, including servers, desktops, and virtual machines.
“Leap’s image gives the best of both for traditional and immutable users, and we expect that Tumbleweed will follow when Agama becomes the default installer for Tumbleweed as well.” said Leap release manager Lubos Kocman. “The Leap Micro experience people relied on is still here, but now it shares the same release, the same life cycle and the same maintenance updates as the rest of Leap, so users only have to pick the mode that fits their workload.”
If you thought the punishing price increases on PC components, smartphones, and consumer hardware in general would ease up anytime soon, prepare for another gut punch. As bad as it has been, the worst is yet to come, which is starting to sound
November 2026 brings heavy hitters to Meta’s Horizon+ subscription, including Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR and the brand-new Payday: Aces High.
On top of those great additions, the mind-bending adventure game Reach and the physics-based sandbox I Am Monkey are the Meta Horizon+ Games of the Month for November.
Payday: Aces High puts you and three friends (or matchmade acquaintances) into the shoes of a crew of thieves who have been framed by a former partner, Warren Jupiter. You’ll get your revenge by robbing Jupiter’s many business interests, using stealth, gadgets, explosive gunplay, (or all of the above) to get even.
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Another giant game looms this month, too, as Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR parkours its way onto the catalog. In Assassin’s Creed Nexus VR you’ll sneak your way through cities across three different time periods as you hunt down and eliminate the nefarious Templars using stealth, gadgets, weaponry, and your wits.
Meta Horizon+ subscribers also get exclusive deals. November’s deals include:
The 7th Guest VR – This updated VR version of the classic puzzle game is 70% off this month.
Down the Rabbit Hole – This curious puzzler brings you into Wonderland, and it’s 55% off.
Escaping Wonderland – This followup to Down the Rabbit Hole is a whole new adventure, with new puzzles to solve, yours this month for 55% off.
Horizon+’s monthly add-ons this month include in-game rewards in the free-to-play soccer game VRFS – Football (Soccer) Simulator, which adds a brand new kit for your character, a new soccer ball, and in-game currency to spend. Ironstrike players can grab a unique armor and helmet, as well as 150 units of in-game currency, and Orion Drift players continue to get new cosmetics and in-game cash.
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Horizon+ continues offering a Games Catalog of Quest titles that any subscriber can access. Meta can add new games to and remove games from the catalog at any time.
Meta continues to add new games to the separate Indie Games Catalog, and you can see the entire list here.
Meta Horizon+ is a subscription service that gives players access to a monthly selection of games for $7.99 USD per month, or $59.99 USD a year. New Horizon+ users can enjoy a one-month free trial.
Following Google’s big ChromeOS to Googlebook shift and subsequent hardware drop in September, some folks were wondering when a detachable tablet-style Googlebook will break cover. Well, not long as it turns out: Lenovo’s Googlebook Duet m just
Berlin, 3 November 2026 – The Document Foundation today announced the release of LibreOffice 26.2.7, the seventh maintenance update to the LibreOffice 26.2 branch. Building on the major feature release published on 4 February 2026, this update delivers targeted bug fixes and stability improvements contributed by a global community of
