Chucks Challenge 3D is a brand new puzzle game from Niffler Ltd. and published by a brand new indie-focused publisher called Nkidu.

The Funding Crowd is back with its 28th instalment, and less than a fortnight after the previous issue! So gather 'round crowdfunders from across the globe to read about the latest Linux gaming projects worth forking your cash on.

3089 is a very odd looking futuristic action-RPG from Phr00t, recently the developer has overhauled the user interface in-game and it's looking good.

There is an "ask me anything" going on in reddit-land right now with the folks from the current Humble Bundle, I decided to ask the question a lot of people have been wondering.

99 Levels To Hell looks freaking awesome, with it's mix of fun graphics, crazy action, lots of monsters and 99 levels of pure hell.

I thought it was about time I gave some limelight to some really great open source game engines that work on Linux, from official open source games to unofficial open source engines to allow you to run games on Linux that you couldn't normally!

Cube and Star: An Arbitrary Love is a game about the joy of exploration - the joy of... aimless but mindful wandering.

The Funding Crowd is finally back! Somewhat later than we intended, but making it is what matters the most rather than making it fast, as they say.

No idea how I missed RimWorld as it looks fantastic, funded by Kickstarter RimWorld aims to be a pretty interesting colony building simulator.

Saturday Morning RPG is an episodic "JRPG" so taking ideas from popular japanese RPG games to create something unique.

Space Hulk now officially has a fully open beta test of the game on Linux available for all gamers who have purchased a copy on Steam.

The Kickstarter page for the open world sandbox RPG built on the CryEngine promises Linux support, even though CryEngine doesn't officially support Linux.

I reached out to a number of developers to see how their sales are doing across different operating systems, here are the results for you.

Ah, zombies. There can never be enough of them, right? Well, getting stranded on an island infested with the things after a storm nearly sinks your ship and drowns you might sound like a perfect vacation to you then.

So Steam Dev Days is off again and we are here again to bring you the highlights from afar in lonely UK.

Earlier today, Owlchemy Labs and Dejobaan Games released an update for AaaaaaaaAAAAaAAaaaaAA!!! For the Awesome, which adds the Rift friendly "Aaaaaculus" version on Linux!

Many games focus on smaller details, rather limited worlds and single important characters but sometimes you just need to kick back and assume a role of a god to whom the whole world is just a playground.

The Funding Crowd is back in 2014 with the best and the finest crowdfunding campaigns on which you can spend whatever you've got left after the holidays.

Livestreaming is seriously a lot of fun and it's something I've wanted to do for a long time. Thanks to projects like FFmpeg and Libav you can also do that on Linux with relative ease, but little under a year ago I started my own project to make it even easier.

A small indie studio has created Storm United a First Person Shooter MMO that looks very, very promising.