Valve has dropped a bombshell on the gaming community tonight. Steam for Linux is an official, and active Valve project...
Valve gave a user Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 for free as compensation for the long wait during their Steam Deck repair.
I had a similar experience when I initially pre-ordered my Deck. There was an issue during shipping and they offered me a customer service perk for the hassle and let me pick any game on Steam. It was super nice of them. I got a copy of Rime.
A LinkedIn post from Underdark AI made the discovery, stating that datasets are being sold for over $5,000 on a known black market forum.
Update:
"Valve has now confirmed that “this was NOT a breach of Steam systems” and users do not need to change their passwords as a result. However, it continues to recommend that you set up the Steam Mobile authenticator for extra security."
https://store.steampowered....
The government needs a taskforce with serious fundung that can opporate across borders to go after cyber criminals.
It is getting out of hand and it is the regular citizens of the world that suffer the consequences of these hacks and breaches.
My fear is that if left unchecked, state sponsored hackers from corrupt or governents under sections may use this as a method of raising revenue at the expense of everyone else.
remember when certain groups were saying PC gamers don’t want other subscriptions because it was not safe and steam was the spot lol.
The Creature Collector Fest event has come to steam until May 19. Here are some epic discounted games to scratch the critter gathering itch.
YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This is a very good thing. It's annoying to have to reboot to play PC games.
Sounds good but how many linux owners are pc gamers?
THIS IS AWESOME
We've been waiting for Steam for years. This should certainly increase deveooper supdort for Linux since we rarepy get anything. It's inconvenient having to switch Windows JUST to play a game when I rarely use it for anything else.
It's cool that you don't have to rebuy games thanks to steamplay. I think this is just for ubuntu right now.