Want to play Stellaris as a robotic civilization? Your time is now! Rise up and overthrow those pesky organics and lead your synthetics to conquer the galaxy.

It seems Valve have been busy. GPUVis is a Linux GPU profiler similar to GPUView on Windows. It's supposed to help track down Linux gpu and application performance issues.

Suffering from a lack of funds and games? The good news is that there's a lot of games on sale. The bad news? You're going to be even more skint.

The Journey Down: Chapter Three, a classic point-and-click saga with an Afro-Caribbean vibe finally has the last episode released today with same-day Linux support.

Quantum Replica, another game from publisher 1C Company, who've teamed up with developer ON3D will bring some fast-paced stealth and metroidvania action to Linux when it releases next year. Come check out the new trailer!

Ashworld is the latest game from indie developer Orangepixel. It's a post apocalyptic open-world survival game and it's actually pretty good.

Shotgun Farmers is such a fantastic idea for an FPS and it's pretty darn fun, this latest patch sounds juicy.

Ever heard of the on-demand subscription gaming service Jump? It's an on-demand game streaming service and Icculus just ported The End is Nigh to it.

Bohemia Interactive have announced in their latest "SITREP" that the Linux version of Arma 3 will be updated to the latest version of 1.76, work is set to start on it "soon".

In the mood for something a little out there? Well, The Mooseman a short side-scroller might just hit the spot.

Sadly, Morphite has seen a delay with the Linux version. Thankfully, the developer was quick to respond and it's still coming.

Now I’ve had a little time with it, here’s some early thoughts on the huge expansion XCOM 2: War of the Chosen.

We’ve come a long way since SuperTuxKart, here’s my little listicle of interesting racing games available for Linux & SteamOS.

Are you ready to get digging again? As SteamWorld Dig 2 launches on September 22nd with same-day Linux support. Here's the launcher trailer.

Review bombing is becoming more and more common, so Valve are looking into ways to sort out the mess that Steam user reviews are becoming. They've announced: histograms.