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Wow, that's a name I haven't heard for a while! A.N.N.E had a Kickstarter way back in May of 2013 and it's finally closing in on an Early Access release.

The Early Access space combat sim ASTROKILL continues to impress and this latest update should solve some issues our readers had with it before.

Void Mine could be one to watch, a zero-gravity narrative action adventure that has you explore a space mining station.

Factorio, the excellent Early Access building and resource management game from Wube Software has a massive new release out ready for testing.

Space Haven from the 3-man Finnish indie team Bugbyte ticks all the right boxes, it's a spaceship colony sim designed by and for fans of RimWorld.

WarriOrb certainly ticks a number of boxes, this 2.5D action adventure platformer has a gorgeous 3D environment and the developer recently put up a pretty long demo.

Ventilator Shark's great looking parkour platformer, Space Rabbits in Space will be coming to Linux.

ASTROKILL, the Unreal Engine powered and impressive space combat sim is alive again, with a major update now available for this Early Access game.

If you're after your next RTS fix, RogueCraft Squadron from Missing Sentinel Software is now officially out with Linux support.

Yacht Club Games originally announced the final two expansions would be released in April but they've decided to delay them.

Aurora: The Lost Medallion from Greek developer Noema Games is a very promising sci-fi adventure that will be coming to Linux.

Crytivo are pushing forward with The Universim in Early Access and this latest release is a pretty massive update for the city-building god game.

That some titles perform better, from an FPS number perspective, when using DXVK is clear, which has lead to some people asking why this is the case. It's the why that I'd like to discuss here; why DXVK is a winner in some cases, why native wins in others, and some of the drawbacks of each approach.

ShilohGames, developer of the free multiplayer space shooter Allspace which released recently has now ported over their previous space shooter Disputed Space to Linux.

The people over at Unity have put out the first beta for the first major release of the year and there's tons of new and improved bits for game devs and Linux gamers.

It's no secret that I love everything about outer space, I call myself a space nerd quite often and Sunless Skies feels like it was made for me.

With a great soundtrack and a simple visual style, the horizontal space shooter WARP-TEK has been officially released today.

On top of AuroraRL shutting down this month, Coregrounds a competitive strategy game that pulled in elements from both Tower Defense and MOBAs has also shut down. This one has also opened up the code.

While it's incredibly early days for Allspace, this free to play first-person space combat game could be interesting when it's a little less bare.

The difficulties of game development and Early Access have hit another developer, with Sun Dogs throwing in the towel with AuroraRL. It's not all bad news though.