Borderless Gaming News

Hey folks,

Today I am dropping the optional support DLC - Dark Mode from $9.99 to $4.99.

Based on the passionate community feedback, people said they would happily support the project if the price was lower, so in an effort to keep Borderless Gaming free and open source when v11 comes out, I’m dropping the price so folks can support the development and rewrite.

Just a quick update: the previously announced feature request & feedback portal is now open to all owners of Borderless Gaming on Steam.

You can now submit feature request or vote on existing ones over at borderlessgam.ing.

Announcing the New Borderless Gaming Feature Request & Feedback Portal

I'm excited to introduce a brand new way for the Borderless Gaming community to share their ideas, suggestions, vote on new features, and share feedback directly with me, the developer. The Borderless Gaming Feature Request & Feedback Portal is now live and available for users who have purchased Buy Borderless Gaming - Donation #1

Prioritizing Early Supporters

While I plan to eventually open up the portal to all paid owners of Borderless Gaming, I'm initially focusing on gathering feedback from the early supporters and most engaged users. These are the individuals who have consistently demonstrated their commitment to the project and have a vested interest in shaping its future direction.

I aim to ensure that the features and improvements I prioritize align with the needs and preferences of the most supportive community members.

How to Access the Portal

If you've purchased Borderless Gaming - Donation #1, you can jump right over to the new website borderlessgam.ing.

Note on Borderless Gaming Github Issues

While Github issues will still be checked for bug reports (which will get fixed regardless), any suggestions for features posted there will be a lower priority than the ones submitted through this dedicated Feature Request & Feedback Portal.

Open Source and Cost-Effective for All

The underlying technology powering this new portal is open source, and I've made the codebase publicly available for anyone to inspect, contribute to, or even self-host. I believe in transparency and collaboration, and by making the codebase open source, I hope to foster a collaborative environment where community members can actively participate in the development process.

Furthermore, I've designed this solution to be cost-effective, allowing other small developers on Steam to host their own user feedback systems without spending $50-$100 per month on similar services. This project will evolve over time, offering greater functionality and deeper integrations with Steam, all while remaining free to self-host for whoever wishes to do so.

You can find the source code here.

Go check out the new portal at https://borderlessgam.ing

I'm excited to hear your ideas and suggestions, and I can't wait to see how the Borderless Gaming community will help shape the future of the project.

Thank you for your continued support!