With the Stadia streaming service from Google launching on November 19th for those with the Founder's Edition or Premiere Edition, they're finally revealing what will be available.

Currently in development and quite early on, The Farlanders is a tile-based city-builder set on the red planet Mars.

Currently crowdfunding (successfully!) with a few days left, Cyberpunk Bar Sim takes elements inspired by both Game Dev Tycoon and VA-11 Hall-A to create a new mix of cyberpunk bar ownership.

Crash World is an upcoming comedy pizza delivery game with some really silly physics and you can try an early demo right now.

I will admit this is quite a surprise, Red Eclipse is a first-person shooter I haven't seen mentioned in a long time and it seems they're closing in on a big revamped release with Red Eclipse 2.

Releasing with Linux support in December, The Sapling looks like a nice casual sim where you design your own plants and animals.

Another quality mashup here, with BlooM merging together elements from both Doom and Blood into something quite different.

Always on the lookout for the new and interesting, BorderDoom came across the GOL news-desk recently adding a little Borderlands flavour to Doom.

Yet another chance to grab a game or two from your wishlist perhaps? The Armistice Sale on Steam supports the War Child UK charity and there's also a Singles Day sale.

In the latest Steam Beta Client for Linux, Valve have added a new way to run Linux games through a special container.

Devespresso Games and Headup continue their great Linux support, with a same-day released of The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters.

Scarecrow Studio have raised enough funding to have a successful Kickstarter campaign for 3 Minutes to Midnight, a comedy adventure game due out next year.

Ghost Grab 3000 just recently released after a delay due to the Halloween sales and it's a huge amount of fun.

In Shotgun Farmers when you shoot and miss, your bullets sink into the ground and grow new guns. It's a brilliant idea and it just got a huge update.

Another update to Steam Play Proton has been released this evening, which should bring with it plenty of improvements for playing Windows games on Linux.