non-Steam games

LSFG-VK is a revolutionary open-source frame generation tool tailored for Vulkan-based games. By interpolating frames between those rendered natively, it can drastically boost perceived fluidity, making it a game-changer for players on modest hardware or those chasing buttery-smooth frame rates....

Installing games from platforms like GOG, Epic Games, and Amazon Prime Gaming on the Steam Deck opens up a vast library beyond Steam itself. Two of the most popular tools for this job are Heroic Games Launcher and Lutris. Both...

The Steam Deck is an impressive handheld gaming PC, but one question keeps cropping up among new owners: why can’t I just double‑click an EXE file and play my Windows games? The short answer is that SteamOS is built on...

The Steam Deck is a powerful handheld gaming PC that natively supports thousands of Steam games. But many gamers have libraries on other platforms like the Epic Games Store, GOG, or itch.io. Adding these non-Steam games to your Steam Deck...

Many gamers default to Steam as their primary storefront and often find themselves trapped in the endless grind of gacha mechanics. But there is a vast world of incredible games living outside these familiar ecosystems. Whether you are tired of...

Linux gaming has come a long way in recent years, largely thanks to Valve's Proton and the Steam Deck. But what if your favorite games are not on Steam? You might have a library from Epic Games Store, GOG, or...

The Steam Deck is a portable powerhouse capable of running a vast library of games, from modern AAA blockbusters to obscure classics. However, achieving a smooth, comfortable experience often requires tweaking settings, employing community workarounds, or sideloading software. This guide...