Category: Action

Exciting news! Road Redemption is a title I've really wanted to play since I saw it on Kickstarter, as a spiritual successor to Road Rash which I played when I was younger.

The charming little platformer, noteworthy for its advanced accessibility options and its copyleft license, was recently updated. It now features a crossover mod with Race the Sun and even more accessibility options.

Solar Shifter EX will release for Linux on Steam on the 11th of September, and I must say it looks pretty impressive.

The new Unreal Tournament has been updated again, and it's sporting a fresh coat of paint on the main menu, amongst other changes.

Trine 3 looks absolutely beautiful, and I was sad when it didn't release on Linux day-1, but the good news is the Linux release isn't far off.

If a nuclear holocaust were to happen right now it probably would be nothing like Nuclear Throne. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't check out this indie roguelite top-down shooter, so check it out we shall!

Teeworlds is a great little 2D battle game, and while it has been around for a while it's now just become available on Steam.

It's not often a game can make me stand by and go "wow", but the new Starbound update and trailer has made me do just that.

Feral Interactive sure do know their stuff with their porting, so it’s time we took a proper look at Shadow of Mordor on Linux.

TerraTech is my latest discovery and purchase, after the developers fixed up the input issues in the demo, I was able to see that it's quite an interesting vehicle combat game.

Brigador is a game I ordered ages ago thinking it was already out for some reason or another, but I'm happy to see progress has been great on it, and it's releasing in Early Access on October 20th.

Gryphon Knight Epic is a pretty polished looking Shoot'em Up that really does remind me of some Sega Megadrive games I played as a youngster, and it will have a Linux version on day-1.

It's been a while since I covered the new Unreal Tournament that's currently in Alpha, so here's a fresh look at it. The way to launch it has changed since we last covered it too.

BOMB: Who let the dogfight? An interesting name, but the game is so bad it makes me want to forget it. Sadly it's not one of those "so bad it's good" types, it's just poor.

The developer working on the Linux version of Terraria has made great progress, and it shouldn't be too long before it's considered stable.

It's sad that it seems Valve aren't supporting their Source Engine developers very well in some cases, and the Insurgency developers are going their own way to support us.

It seems after a quick poke from me to the Homefront: The Revolution developers, that a Linux version is still planned, goodie!

GOG has just released Aquaria on their store, and included is the DRM free Linux version. A good chance to grab a copy if you still haven't played it.

DiRT Showdown is a good looking racer that is now officially confirmed for Linux, and it is available to pre-order.

It has been a while since I covered Nuclear Throne, and it's getting more awesome with every new build.