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Built by the ArtCraft team, CADCraft is a Rust-based design program that runs on Windows, macOS, Linux, and FreeBSD, with a browser version also available through WebAssembly. It works with files on the user's computer without requiring installation. -
Micro Center is now selling AMD's upgraded Ryzen AI Halo mini PC in a Linux configuration for $7,299.99, but only for in-store purchase. The system is built around a Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 processor and is aimed at running AI workloads locally. -
Ludeon Studios says RimWorld players can expect the same look and feel in update 1.7, even though the game is being rebuilt on the studio's own Waylith Engine. Internal tests found that the new version runs two to four times faster, depending on a player's PC and mod setup, and the studio says the gains are especially noticeable in mod-heavy saves. -
Rafael Abud Ferreira released version 0.9.5 of PSBox Cloud Gaming for jailbroken PS5 consoles, while Mihawk is building PS5 Proton to run Windows games locally. PSBox Cloud Gaming streams games from Xbox Cloud Gaming at up to 1080p and 60 frames per second. It also supports AMD FSR 1 or Anime4K upscaling to 4K, DualSense features, and streaming games and apps from a user's Xbox console. -
Recompiled Games has indexed 52 projects, including 38 working links and 22 entries with multiplayer support. The catalog says its links were last checked on October 10, 2026. The projects use decompilation, recompilation, or new engines that rely on original game files. Some can be launched directly from the site, while others require users to provide their own files. -
Project Zomboid in First Person, With Hills and Deep Water: Modders Are Reshaping the Survival Game — Even Zombies Can Dive Now
Modders are adding a first-person view, hills and deep water to the game. -
Before OpenBF2 can go public, LifeCoder says the project still needs security fixes, even though the reconstructed Battlefield 2 codebase is nearing release. The developer plans to publish the code on GitHub under the GPLv3 license, though no public release date has been announced. -
Team17 announced The Escapists 3 during the Triple-i Initiative Showcase on October 8, 2026, teasing five prisons, more than 120 items and weapons, and a new progression system. The game is due out in 2027 for PC, PS5, Xbox Series, and Nintendo Switch 2, and will move the series into 3D while keeping its top-down perspective. -
The developers of AnyPS5 reported that the emulator's shader decoder has now reached full coverage of the tracked AMD RDNA 1 and RDNA 2 GPU instruction sets, with support for all 1,166 instructions. That is another step toward running PlayStation 5 games on Windows and Linux, but recognition alone does not show that the instructions execute correctly or that games can run. -
It's not a game about ponies, and you can grab it completely free.
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