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Rover Wars, a streamlined local multiplayer mix of strategy and action coming soon
Sakari Games have taken the basic idea of a real-time strategy game, made it local multiplayer for up to 8 people and basically turned it into chaos with Rover Wars.
Indie short FPS 'Monument' has an overhaul update almost five years after the original release
Monument is an indie FPS that was released in June 2015 to meet 'mostly positive' reviews on Steam. It also got a massive revamp nearly five years later.
Help GamingOnLinux beat Coronavirus, join us on Folding@home
Alright Coronavirus, this has gone on long enough. It's time to kick your arse. Want to help? We've made a team on Folding@home for you to spare your unused CPU/GPU cycles for research.
Get Mable & The Wood free in the GOG Spring Sale for 48 hours
During the GOG Spring Sale, they've teamed up with Triplevision Games / Graffiti Games to offer their unique Metroidvania experience free for 48 hours.
Imperator: Rome gets more religious in the 1.4 "Archimedes" update due on March 31
Imperator: Rome, the grand strategy game from Paradox Development Studios about the classical world will soon have a little more depth to the religion features in the 1.4 "Archimedes" update now due on March 31.
No Plan B is a tactical strategy game coming from the creator of Gladiabots
No Plan B needed here apparently, as your first idea always works right? You better hope so. No Plan B is a tactical strategy game from GFX47, the creator of the AI combat arena Gladiabots.
If you need an escape from reality there's some unique experiences free on itch.io right now
Need a warm cup of escapism? I sure do, and thankfully a good bunch of indie developers have decided to let people claim their games entirely free for a while.
Proton GE 5.4 released for Steam Play on Linux with Warframe gamepad fixes
Proton GE, the custom-built fork of Proton for Steam Play that adds in numerous extra tweaks and fixes has another release now available.
Wine 5.4 is out improving Direct2D, Unicode 13 and a real old D3DX9 issue is solved
The Wine hackers have released the latest development build this week, with Wine 5.4 now available. Here's your usual GOL look over the highlights.
Preview: Check out our footage from 'Resolutiion' - it's got some serious style
Resolutiion, currently in development by 'two angry German brothers' that make up Monolith of Minds recently had a press demo sent out so I took a look.
A look over what's on sale this weekend for Linux gaming fans
Is it Friday already? Apparently it is. If you're stuck in across this weekend, we've rounded up some of the best deals going on for Linux gamers.
Have you played Slayaway Camp? A killer-puzzle game that's genuinely good fun
Slayaway Camp might not be a new game but it's something I only jumped into recently and it's a really great puzzle game.
AMD announce a big sale going for their 3rd Gen Ryzen desktop processors
From now until the end of March, AMD have cut the price of some popular 3rd Gen Ryzen desktop processors across multiple stores with discounts in many countries.
Meal making automation in the Zach-like 'Neon Noodles' feels great
Neon Noodles released into Early Access a few months ago and since then, I've been directing my robotic chefs around madly trying to improve on their speed and it's quite engrossing.
Lazr, the cyberpunk platformer with a love of cloth physics sim has a massive demo update
Lazr is a cyberpunk platform that's quickly shaping up to be like nothing else, where parts of the level and enemies are made from simulated cloth and a massive demo update is out.
Snake Core twists the gameplay from the classic Snake into a fun looking action game
Orangepixel is at it again, putting a real unique spin on a classic. Snake Core is their newest game, revealed this week as a big upgrade to the retro Snake gameplay with a lot more action.
HyperRogue the fascinating and confusing non-Euclidean puzzle-roguelike has a big update
HyperRogue might just melt your mind if you try to understand it, and it remains as one of the most unique puzzle-roguelike games around due to the non-Euclidean features.
Looking to follow more Linux gaming sources? Here's a few you might like
At GOL we're big fans of community building and so sometimes it's good to give a shout out to others doing fantastic work for Linux gaming.
Test Tube Titans has you create and mutate massive creatures to destroy everything
Test Tube Titans is such an amusing game, allowing you to create freakish looking creatures, blast them with radiation and make them even more menacing. Then you send them out into the world to crush and destroy.
Advanced cross-platform benchmarking tool 'Basemark GPU' has a new build out
Back in 2018 Basemark announced and released Basemark GPU, their advanced cross-platform benchmarking tool. Last week, they release a huge update to it.
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