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- By zikalifySteam Play will allow Linux users to play Cyberpunk 2077
by Paul Hill
Valve has just released Proton 5.13-4 which, according to the release notes, allows Linux users to play Cyberpunk 2077 via Steam Play. For those who've not used it, Steam Play utilises Proton, a compatibility layer that allows Linux users to play games that were designed for Windows.
Cyberpunk has suffered numerous setbacks during its development but it's finally being released for Windows, PlayStation 4, Stadia, and Xbox One on December 10. The game is currently available for pre-purchase on Steam and it's recommended that you have an Intel Core i7-4790 or AMD Ryzen 3 3200G processor, 12GB RAM, and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 or AMD Radeon R9 Fury. If you plan to run it on Linux, Phoronix notes that your system will need Mesa 20.1-devel Git installed; you can check what version of Mesa you have by typing glxinfo | grep Mesa in the terminal.
Valve's Proton software has been a big win for gaming on Linux as it has made many more games in Steam's library available on Linux. While more game developers have been adding native Linux support, the vast majority still do not but Proton goes a long way to bridging the gap.
It won't be clear until tomorrow when the game is released how well it will perform on Linux. If you plan on trying it out on Linux all you'll need to do is check the Steam settings to ensure that Proton 5.13-4 is selected before proceeding to launch the game.
Via: Phoronix - By LoneWolfSLMedal of Honor: Above and Beyond multiplayer gameplay shown off
by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe
Respawn Entertainment showcased the multiplayer gameplay of Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond for the first time today. The virtual reality title had so far only received single-player campaign gameplay. Catch the new action-packed multiplayer trailer above.
Above and Beyond players will have five multiplayer modes to play around in at launch, them being Team Deathmatch, Deathmatch, Domination, Mad Bomber, and Blast Radius. Mad Bomber seems to be a spin on the standard bomb plant game modes seen in other shooters, while Blast Radius is described as King of the Hill but with rocket launchers. All of these modes get some time in the spotlight in the trailer above.
While the number of maps included was not confirmed today, Respawn said players will be fighting in 'sites across Europe.' Multiplayer matches will have up to 12 players, with both human and AI opponents being supported. Players will also need to learn how each weapon handles and their unique reloading mechanisms to become proficient at battling opponents.
Medal of Honor: Above and Beyond is releasing on December 11 across the Oculus Store and Steam. Fans will be happy to know that cross-play between the two stores will be enabled, letting players from both platforms join each other in multiplayer sessions. - By Usama Jawad96How to refund games on Steam
by Usama Jawad
Holiday sales across gaming platforms on PC and consoles are in full swing and many gamers are using their savings to capitalize on this by buying their favorite titles at discounted prices. While you would hope that once you purchase a game, you can quickly download it, fire it up, and play it without any issues, but sometimes things can go a bit awry.
The game might not be in a playable state, have too many bugs, or simply might not be as fun as you expected it to be. There's also the chance that when buying dozens of games during the sale, you skimmed over the technical requirements section and didn't notice that your rig isn't powerful enough to run the game optimally. In cases like these, the easiest way out is to quickly get a refund. In this piece, I will walk you through the refund process on Steam.
Step 1: Navigate the Steam client
Valve's own FAQ for the refund process requires you to login to their support webpage but quite frankly, I find that method cumbersome. Why not use the Steam client itself when you have it installed on your PC? Of course, if you don't have it installed, then it's understandable to visit the website. However, for the purpose of this article, I will assume that you do have it installed to make the process more streamlined.
Now that you have fired up the Steam client, find the game you want to refund in the left panel and click on it. This will open a dedicated section for the problematic game on your screen. Click the 'Support' button on the main options bar for the title. This will take you to a new support page and the second step of this process.
Step 2: Filling in the details
On the Support page, the Steam client will show you a list of options that you can choose from to indicate what kind of problem you are having with the game in question, as shown above. With respect to requesting refunds, only the following options are valid:
It's now available cheaper Gameplay or technical issue It's not what I expected For other options, Steam informs you that it can't help out and requests you to get in touch with relevant parties such as key sellers and developers.
Clicking on any of the three valid options mentioned earlier takes you to a submenu asking you further questions. For the purpose of this guide, I clicked on 'Gameplay or technical issue', which took me to the submenu shown above. Here I clicked on 'The game runs poorly'.
This took to me to another page providing me a couple of options as can be seen above. Depending upon the prior options you selected, you might see different alternatives on this page. Here, Valve typically recommends you some options to resolve problems with your game such as getting in touch with the game's developer. However, you can choose to forego all the other options and directly click on 'I'd like to request a refund'.
Step 3: Requesting a refund
Selecting 'I'd like to request a refund' will take you to the final page which will require input from your side. Knowing the details of this step is important. Valve typically issues refunds only for games that have less than two hours of playtime and have been purchased less than 14 days ago. If you do not fulfill these qualifications, Valve may still offer you a refund, but the chances of that happening are very slim. Personally, I have tried this a couple of times with detailed reasoning, but Valve has never issued a refund to me on games that have more than two hours of play time or were purchased more than 14 days ago.
Speaking of 'detailed reasoning', the 'Notes' section is where you can fill that in. However, I've found that a one-line explainer like 'it's not that good' works as well. Furthermore, you can choose where the refund amount will go: it can either go to the original payment method or your Steam Wallet. If you plan to spend it on Steam again, I highly recommend going for the second option since it doesn't involve other parties and is much quicker.
Furthermore, another thing to remember is that games you got via promotional keys - such as those offered by the developer - cannot be refunded. The refund amount depends upon the price you purchased a title at, not it's current value. Lastly, you can refund games that you received as a gift but the monetary value will be returned to the person who gifted you those titles, not to your account. If you're fine with all of these things, click on 'Submit request'.
Step 4: The wait
Now all you have to do is wait for Valve to approve your refund request. Provided that you fulfill all of their requirements related to playtime and ownership, refunds are usually granted by the company. In my case, I've noticed that these requests are generally approved within a couple of hours.
Valve says that it may take up to seven days for funds to appear on your account, but for Steam Wallet funds, it only takes a couple of days at maximum in my personal experience. For international payment methods which involve your bank, this process may take more than seven days. In case it does, Valve recommends that you reach out to your bank and inquire details from them.
Provided that everything goes smoothly, your refund request will be approved and completed within a couple of days. However, if for someone reason, your request gets declined and you want to contest that decision, Valve suggests that you issue a new request so another agent can have a look at it.
Last but not the least, Valve does not limit the number of refund requests you make but if it thinks that you're abusing the option, it may place restrictions on your account. In my case, I once bought nearly 15 games and then had a few of them refunded as I played them one by one and realized that I didn't enjoy all of them. At that time, Valve did caution me via email to use the refund option carefully based on the high number of requests coming from my account.
With that said, use this option wisely and happy gaming! - By LoneWolfSLSteam Autumn Sale is now live alongside the 2020 Steam Awards nominations
by Pulasthi Ariyasinghe
The yearly Steam Autumn Sale has opened its doors once again, offering discounts on more games than anyone could possibly browse through. Once again, the sale is accompanied by The Steam Awards event, letting PC gamers vote for games they deem worthy of receiving nominations for a number of awards.
Considering the sale just kicked off, and as expected of every major event, the store is having a hard time opening and displaying correct pricing right now, but it should be solved shortly. Some of the highlights Valve is promoting on the first day include sales for hits such as Fall Guys, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, Doom Eternal, and Death Stranding, among many others.
Keep in mind that sale prices remain static during the entire event and the front page only showcases different items every day.
As for The Steam Awards nominations, users will find standard categories they may vote for such as Game of the Year, Visual Style, Soundtrack, and Innovative Gameplay, as well as more entertaining ones like 'Best Game You Stuck At', and 'Better With Friends'. Those who participate in the nomination procedures get some bonuses too, with Valve offering Steam profile badges for completing tasks.
The Steam Autumn Sale will keep its discounts running through December 1. Meanwhile, the elected Steam Awards nominees will see the light of day during Valve's next major sale event in December, the Steam Winter Sale, with a final popular vote happening to decide the winners. - By LoneWolfSLRockstar will offer Red Dead Online as a standalone game priced at $4.99
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Rockstar Games' open-world western epic Red Dead Redemption 2 is gaining a new version soon, as the studio today announced that its online mode is being spun off to be offered as a standalone game. The release date is set for December 1, and it will be available for $4.99 as an introductory price.
The Red Dead Online standalone version will be the complete online experience, with story-based cooperative missions, player vs player Showdown modes, Specialist Roles, Free Roam Missions, and much more available across the massive open world.
The $4.99 introductory price will go away after February 15, 2021, bumping up the cost of the standalone multiplayer game to $19.99. Rockstar will also offer an option to unlock the Red Dead Redemption 2 story mode from within this variant, but the exact cost of this upgrade was not announced today.
Although it is a standalone experience, it doesn't appear as though the installation size requirements are changing, as the studio revealed the game will require up to 123GB of free space.
Red Dead Online will be available for PC (Steam, Epic Games Store, and Rockstar Games Launcher), Xbox One, and PlayStation 4. Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation 5 users will be able to play the game using backward compatibility also. Moreover, since this is a fully multiplayer experience, PlayStation Plus and Xbox Live Gold memberships are required for console players.
