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Songbringer, a procedural action RPG released with Linux support, my thoughts
Songbringer, a rather beautiful adventure and exploration RPG with procedural worlds has released for Linux, here's my thoughts.
Some thoughts on Axis Football 2017
Touting much gridiron action, Axis Football 2017 is the latest installment in the American Football franchise. I took the game for a spin and have a few thoughts to share.
Valve put the Steam Controller and Steam Link on a big sale again
Still haven't picked up a Steam Controller or Steam Link? This latest sale might tempt you to do so as they're cheap.
Wednesday Madness, a quick look at some hot Linux gaming deals
Welcome to another Wednesday Madness here at GOL. Another quick look at some good deals you shouldn't pass up!
Invisigun Heroes, an arena battle game where everyone's invisible has full Linux support
Here's a fun one if you're in need of something a little different. Invisigun Heroes is an arena battle game where everyone's invisible.
Some initial thoughts on Robocraft, the free to play game about building and fighting vehicles
Robocraft, a free to play game about building robots and going into battle has now left Early Access, here's some thoughts.
The next version of SDL will have Vulkan support locked in
Good news for developers, as SDL 2.0.6 now has support for Vulkan firmly locked into place for the next release.
Want to know what could have happened in Half-Life 2: Episode 3? Well, now you might be able to
It seems an ex-Valve writer has written up a blog post detailing what could have been the story for Half-Life 2: Episode 3.
Voxel Turf, a voxel sandbox that has elements of GTA, base building and so much more
The developer of Voxel Turf just shared details of their game on reddit and I must say I'm extremely interested. It has features of GTA, base building and lots of others crammed into it.
Some early thoughts on Helium Rain, the single-player space simulation
Few games genuinely make me feel in awe, but even this early on Helium Rain has made a lasting impression on me.
Wednesday Madness, a quick look at some good Linux gaming deals
Welcome to another Wednesday Madness here at GOL. Another quick look at some good deals you shouldn't pass up!
Site Update: New user block feature, mailing list for daily article emails and more privacy options
Hello everyone, a little site update for you with a few adjustments to help make everyone's lives a little easier.
Ryan "Icculus" Gordon is looking for new games to port to Linux, pay not required
Ryan "Icculus" Gordon, the man responsible for maintaining many development tools like SDL 2 and who ported many games to Linux, is looking for new games to port. The fun thing is, he doesn't require payment since he's funded by his Patreon.
Survival horror 'Darkwood' officially leaves Early Access
The survival horror game, Darkwood, has now officially left Early Access. It's an impressive game, with an incredible atmosphere.
Planet Nomads has a huge update named "Awakening" adding more animals, crash sites and more
Planet Nomads is a survival game that, when finished, might seriously be the one for me. It has crafting, vehicles you can build, excellent graphics and this new update seems solid.
Dead Maze, another 2D MMO that may see Linux support and it looks quite interesting
I discovered Dead Maze recently and decided to wait to see what the current status of it was, it turns out the developers are planning Linux support of this MMO.
Burst The Game, a free to play FPS arrives with Linux support this month
Are you in need of a new semi-realistic FPS? Well, Burst The Game might scratch that itch for you as long as their free to play model isn't terrible.
Wednesday Madness, a quick look at some good Linux gaming deals
Welcome to another Wednesday Madness here at GOL. Another quick look at some good deals you shouldn't pass up!
Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth released with day-1 Linux support, it’s fantastic
Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth has officially released today with day-1 Linux support thanks to Daedalic Entertainment, so I took a look.
Steam now has over 3,500 games for Linux, with GOG having over 700
I know, I know, quality over quantity! Still, I can't help but feel excited by the amount of good quality games that are now available on Linux.
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