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First-person dungeon crawler 'Delver' now has an open source engine and editor
Developer Priority Interrupt has officially released the game engine and editor behind their first-person dungeon crawler as open source.
The truly excellent roguelike card game 'Slay the Spire' now has the final content in
Slay the Spire, a mix of a card-based strategy game with a roguelike has now added in the final content and my love of this game continues.
The Humble Store Fall Sale is live, some great Linux games going cheap
Another season, another sale! Looking for a new game? Here's a good chance to take a look at some fine Linux games.
The Humble Dystopian Bundle is out with some nice Linux games included
For those of you after some fresh games, The Humble Dystopian Bundle is out and it includes a couple good Linux titles.
Crusader Kings II: Holy Fury smites its way to release, some thoughts
Dealing with all things related to faith and righteous violence, the latest expansion to the venerable medieval strategy title has spiced things up considerably.
Project Hospital is a more serious hospital building game out with Linux support
For those who found Two Point Hospital a little too cute and lacking in depth, Project Hospital might be what the doctor ordered.
The Fertile Crescent is an indie RTS in development that looks quite promising
With a style that resembles the original Age of Empires a little, The Fertile Crescent is an RTS set during the Bronze Age in the Ancient Near East.
NVIDIA released a new 415.13 beta driver recently for Linux
One I completely forgot to post about here, NVIDIA recently released the 415.13 beta driver for Linux.
The Don't Starve: Hamlet expansion is now available with Linux support, not quite finished yet
Klei have pushed out their latest expansion with Don't Starve: Hamlet for the single-player survival experience, although they say it's Early Access.
Stealth and hacking game 'OFF GRID' fully funded and heading to Linux
OFF GRID, a stealth and hacking game about privacy and mass surveillance managed to get funded on Kickstarter and so it's coming to Linux.
CHANGE, a homeless survival game is in Early Access with Linux support
One I'm surprised I missed, CHANGE from developer Delve Interactive (PONCHO) is a survival game where you're homeless in a randomly generated city.
Can you stop a magical hyper-breeding horde of Rabbits? Fluffy Horde is out now
Mixing a tower defense game with real-time strategy, Fluffy Horde offers a rather amusing experience.
Unreal Engine 4.21 is out, now defaults to the Vulkan API on Linux
Epic Games have released Unreal Engine 4.21 and it includes some interesting stuff on the Linux side of things.
Artificial life sim 'Vilmonic' where you can mess with evolution is now out
Vilmonic, a pixel-art artificial life sim from Bludgeonsoft has been officially released, with full Linux support.
Epicinium, a turn-based strategy game where nature is a finite resource is now on Kickstarter
Epicinium from developer A Bunch of Hacks has hit Kickstarter. It's an interesting strategy game, one where nature is a finite resource you must try to not destroy during your war.
Book of Demons no longer getting a native Linux port, developer plans on 'supporting' Steam Play (updated)
Book of Demons, a dungeon crawling hack and slash with deckbuilding will no longer get a native Linux port. Steam Play is part of the reason. UPDATED.
Dungeon League, a chaotic action-RPG has released with Linux support
Dungeon League is a vibrant and chaotic action-RPG that aims to take dungeon crawling out of the dark and into a crazy party game.
The Steam for Linux limited beta was six years ago tomorrow, where's the cake?
Six years ago tomorrow (yes really!) Valve announced the Steam for Linux beta for a limited amount of interested gamers.
Zink, a new driver project for OpenGL on Vulkan from Collabora
Here's one I wasn't aware of, developer Erik “kusma” Faye-Lund from Collabora has been working on Zink. It's a new OpenGL implementation that works on top of Vulkan.
The Steam Hardware Survey for October 2018 shows a small drop for Linux, a look at daily and monthly active users
After initially showing the decrease as an increase, it seems Valve have now corrected the Steam Hardware Survey results for October 2018.
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