Steam saw the release of 108 new native Linux builds between June 24 and July 1, according to a report from Boiling Steam. During the same one-week period, 823 games were released for Windows on the platform. This means that native Linux versions accounted for approximately 13.1% of all new titles released on Steam during that specific timeframe. Notable additions to the native Linux catalog included the walking simulator Nophenia and the retro arcade game Buscraper. This influx of titles continues to expand the gaming options available directly on Linux without compatibility layers.