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Monitoring your Linux gaming PC is pretty easy, there's some good applications out there to keep an eye on CPU use and more but what about some stress testing to see how it holds up? GtkStressTesting seems nice.

DoomEd was a program written by Carmack and Romero in 1993, to directly build the levels from the original Doom. Twenty seven years later, the developers behind Twilight Edge Software are releasing a free and independent port based on that program.

Push Me Pull You has you play as two humanoid conjoined twins, who have the ability to stretch or shrink by will.

3D Buzz was an online learning platform about programming, game development and animation which has now shut down.

Tonight, we've decided to do something a little different. We're organising a Linux gaming night and you're all invited to join us.

If Humble Store and Steam didn't sway you yet, perhaps some DRM-free games from GOG might as they've now launched their own big Lunar Sale.

I can't think why you might need a new Linux game right now but there's plenty of huge sales going on if you're interested in a new and fun experience.

Sad news today Linux gamers, Psyonix emailed us directly to make sure we saw the news that they're officially ending support of Rocket League on Linux and macOS.

CreatorCrate is currently in development, a little rough around the edges but it's showing a lot of promise to be a very fun roguelike platformer with plenty of uniqueness.

Feral Interactive don't just port a lot of games to Linux, they also work on some open source bits here and there. One of their projects is GameMode, which just got a new release.

Leaving Early Access on January 28, the Korean-made survival-horror The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters has a new trailer.

Ever wanted to play a space shooter in your Terminal window? Well, now you can with Terminal Phase which was announced recently.

DASH (Danger Action Speed Heroes), a platformer that's built for people who love creating and competing across user-made levels just recently expanded with a big new online multiplayer mode.

Probably one of the most charming games I've ever played, Littlewood, just constantly gets bigger and more sweet with each update.

Oh how I do love deck-building, card games and strategy stuffs. If you do too, you might want to take a look over at DragonEvo.

The Wine team have released a sixth and perhaps final Release Candidate for the upcoming stable release of Wine 5.0.

Android Police have an article up mentioning that Google is reportedly working on getting Steam working officially and supported on Chrome OS.

You've played plenty of platformers before, but have you played a platformer where the entire world is a great big spinning space station with variable gravity? CreatorCrate has a fun idea.

Recently, a Valve developer revived steamcompmgr (the SteamOS compositing and window manager) and renamed it to Gamescope. After writing about it yesterday here on GOL, they've now given some more info on what it actually does.

Paradox Development Studio have given their first 2020 update on the roadmap for the struggling Imperator: Rome.