Category: Games

  • Cyberpunk 2077: FrameGen fix for Linux

    Cyberpunk 2077: FrameGen fix for Linux

    If you’ve been having issues with Nvidia FrameGen on Cyberpunk 2077 in Linux the fix is fairly simple

    1. Download The Nvidia Streamline SDK from GitHub
    2. Navigate to the Cyberpunk 2077 game folder
    3. Copy the contents of the Streamline SDK x64 folder to the game’s x64 folder overwriting any files

    Now FrameGen should work on Linux with Nvidia hardware correctly.

    Tested on CachyOS with the latest Cachy Proton so your mileage may vary

  • Black Flag Resynced

    Black Flag Resynced

    Black Flag being my favourite of the Assassin’s Creed games I had high expectations I honestly didn’t expect Ubisoft to meet. After a week(ish) with it I can say they broadly met them.

    There’s a few things I certainly don’t like. The new microtransactions are a major sore point as well as the new upgrade system, namely for Kenway. The removal of the other weapon types is something I’ll sorely miss personally, I found it fun to play in different styles while freeroaming and starting fights. But ultimately I’d say there’s more positive changes than negative.

  • The Roottrees Are Dead

    The Roottrees Are Dead

    I got this fantastic mystery game on the Steam sale. There’s not much I can say without ruining it but I’ll say this much. You know those murder mystery folders you can buy to solve for a fun evening? Imagine that in video game form where you piece together a family tree. Seriously give it a go

  • Witcher 3

    Witcher 3

    Started a Deathmarch play through of The Witcher 3 recently. Have to say it’s really not as challenging as I expected. All you really have to do is make sure you prep beforehand.

    Anyway. As you can probably tell TW3 is my favourite game of all time. My Steam hours are nothing. Over 400 hours of GOG plus however many on PS4 before I got into PC gaming.

    Long story short. Witcher 3. Good Game. Highly recommend.