Recruit witches, train them up and battle in the upcoming Stardander
Stardander is the next title from Fancy Fish Games who previously developed Aground and I Can't Escape: Darkness that will see you run a school for witches.
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Third in the To The Moon series, time-loop adventure Impostor Factory is out
Ready for more adventuring that might make you need a tissue to dry your eyes? Freebird Games are back for the third game in the To The Moon series with Impostor Factory.
Beautiful puzzle game Bonfire Peaks is officially out now
Bonfire Peaks is a new release from Corey Martin and Draknek that's a puzzle game about moving things around, and then setting your belongings on fire.
Seedlings is a puzzle-platformer that uses real nature footage from New Zealand's forests
Made using real photos and videos of various aspects of the great outdoors, Seedlings seems like an absolutely wonderful 2.5D puzzle platformer to keep an eye on and try the demo too.
Plane-crash island survival game Stranded Deep gets online multiplayer
Being alone on a desert island after a plane crash? No thanks. Bringing along a friend? Yes please. Stranded Deep now has online multiplayer for two people.
16-bit inspired explosive action-platformer Steel Assault is out now
Ready to run gun and explode some pixels? Zenovia Interactive and publisher Tribute Games have launched Steel Assault, a fresh retro inspired 16-bit 2D action platformer.
Wobbly party game A Gummy's Life gets cross-play, new maps and more
A Gummy's Life might not be as well known as say Gang Beasts but it's a great wobbly-physics party game that really is a lot of fun to play and it just got a lot bigger.
Cute puzzle-solving adventure that mixes in a life sim Lonesome Village delayed until 2022
Lonesome Village is an upcoming puzzle-solving adventure that also blends in a few life sim features from developer Ogre Pixel has been delayed until 2022.
Card-collecting action RPG with tile-based combat Hero.EXE plans Linux support
Blending together what seems like quite a few genres Hero.EXE caught my attention recently from Mystery Egg Games and publisher Top Hat.
Gorgeous looking TMORPG Book of Travels enters Early Access on October 11
After repeated delays the TMORPG (Tiny Multiplayer Online Role-playing Game) Book of Travels has been confirmed now to enter Early Access on October 11.
Subterranean survival shooter Lumencraft will have you dig deep
Lumencraft has been announced from 2Dynamic Games and Star Drifters that promises quite an unusual blend of survival and tower defense while you dig through the terrain.
Online co-op still planned for Children of Morta shown in new video plus free update
The awesome looking Children of Morta from Dead Mage and 11 bit studios has been out for some time now and the developer is still hacking away at getting online co-op working.
Stone Story continues being the absolute coolest ASCII-art adventure with the Quest Update
Stone Story RPG is an absolutely brilliant auto-RPG adventure game that has animated ASCII artwork and a big update just dropped to expand the experience. It continues to be my favourite ASCII styled game.
Urtuk: The Desolation gets a big free content boost
Urtuk: The Desolation is a low-fantasy, open world, tactical turn-based RPG that released back in February and it's back with a big free upgrade for all players.
Chilly survival game The Long Dark gets Episode 4 in October
After the third episode of The Long Dark releasing back in October 2019, Hinterland Studio has confirmed Episode 4 will appear on October 6.
Creative farming and village life game Staxel is now available for Linux
Staxel, created by developer Plukit (the founder is a former Starbound developer) and publisher Humble Games is a popular and highly rated creative farming and village life game.
Fantasy city-builder Songs of Syx added in reproduction and riots
The very promising Early Access fantasy city-builder Songs of Syx has expanded in multiple ways in the latest update and you're going to need to prepare for a lot more people.
2D side-scrolling action rogue-lite Helvetii shows off new trailer with a demo due soon
Helvetii is an action rogue-lite set in ancient Gaul that was crowdfunded on Kickstarter back in 2019. Team KwaKwa have a new trailer to show the progress and a demo is due soon.
Star-Twine is a strategy game where you control light from a dying star now on Linux
Ten years after release Star-Twine from SPARSE//GameDev (Spring Falls) has come to Linux thanks to work from game porter and FNA developer Ethan Lee.
Renaissance painting adventure Death of the Reprobate announced as the final of the series
Developer Joe Richardson has just announced Death of the Reprobate, the third and final game in their series of point and click adventures made with Renaissance paintings.