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DroidDeck is basically SteamOS on Android without SteamOS
AppWizard
October 6, 2026

DroidDeck is basically SteamOS on Android without SteamOS

DroidDeck is a new mobile gaming application for Android devices that allows users to access and play their Steam library, mimicking the Steam OS interface. It offers a comprehensive Steam client experience in Big Picture mode and supports various Steam OS functionalities, including desktop mode and the installation of Decky plugins and Linux applications. The installation process is user-friendly but requires users to enable the “disable child-process limit” feature in developer options, which is unavailable on Android 12 or 13. Users need a device with a Snapdragon processor and an Adreno 700 series GPU or higher, excluding many budget and mid-range options. Preliminary tests on the Retroid Pocket G2 showed a familiar interface but noted performance issues and high storage usage, with the app consuming approximately 12GB after installing one sub-1GB game. Gameplay experiences varied, with some titles running at playable speeds while others had inconsistent frame rates. Users may want to keep alternative apps like GameNative installed for better performance and compatibility.
Bloodborne ported to PC - the game runs without an emulator
AppWizard
October 4, 2026

Bloodborne ported to PC – the game runs without an emulator

An individual known as deadinside28 has created a native port of Bloodborne for Linux, diverging from traditional emulators by running the game's original x86-64 code natively. The port replaces PlayStation 4 system libraries with a streamlined runtime and uses a renderer that translates operations to Vulkan, incorporating AMD's FidelityFX Super Resolution technology. The project is currently classified as “experimental, playable,” allowing players to launch the game, load saved progress, and navigate key locations, although it is still a work in progress. The source code is available on GitHub, but players must provide their own Bloodborne dump (CUSA03173, v1.09). The minimum hardware requirements include an Intel Core i5-9400 processor and an AMD RX580 graphics card.
Windows 11 26H2 releases any day now, and here's who gets it and when
Winsage
September 28, 2026

Windows 11 26H2 releases any day now, and here’s who gets it and when

Windows 11 26H2 is expected to begin public rollout around the week of September 28 or early October. Microsoft has released evaluation ISOs for enterprise users to assess compatibility before broader deployment. The release of these ISOs indicates that the public rollout is imminent. Windows 11 26H2 is built on the same platform as versions 24H2 and 25H2, which allows for a smoother upgrade experience. Support for Windows 11 25H2 ends on October 12, 2027, and for 24H2 even sooner, prompting the introduction of 26H2 to provide users with a new support window. Windows 11 26H2 will be available as an optional feature update and will take about five minutes to install for users with up-to-date systems running 24H2 or 25H2. Eligibility for the update includes any PC currently running Windows 11 24H2 or 25H2. The rollout is expected to occur on a Tuesday, with potential dates of September 29 or October 6. Not all eligible PCs will receive the update simultaneously, and users can manually check for updates or download ISOs as needed.
Temple of Osiris Comes to iOS, Android: Check What’s New
BetaBeacon
September 9, 2026

Temple of Osiris Comes to iOS, Android: Check What’s New

Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris is now available on mobile for iOS and Android, offering players the chance to try out the first level for free before purchasing the full game for USD 9.99, EUR 8.99, or GBP 7.49. The game features touch controls, controller support, single-player, and multiplayer modes, as players team up with Lara, Carter Bell, Isis, and Horus to search for the lost Fragments of Osiris and battle enemies.
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