Detective Case and Clown Bot in: The Express Killer to release July 19th with Linux support
Detective Case and Clown Bot in: The Express Killer, the sequel to Murder in the Hotel Lisbon is set to release on July 19th with Linux support.
Category: Adventure
Action-adventure platformer 'Chasm' has finally finished production
The long wait for the good looking action-adventure platformer Chasm may soon be over, as the developer has announced they have finished production.
Stormy sailing game 'Make Sail' adds in sea turtles you can ride on
I'm still terrible at it but there's a lot of charm to Make Sail and the steady improvements have been impressive. This latest update is a rather nice one.
Top-down sci-fi adventure 'Xenosis: Alien Infection' has been fully funded
As a huge fan of Xenosis: Alien Infection, the top-down survival adventure game from NerdRage Studios, I'm really happy to see it get funded.
Beyond Blue is an undersea exploration game from the developer of Never Alone
While it's sad we don't have Subnautica, it seems we will be getting to explore the oceans with Beyond Blue due out next year.
The Long Dark has a big survival mode update in preparation for overhauling the story mode
The Long Dark, a pretty decent game that has both a story mode and a fully fledged survival mode just got a huge update.
Surreal puzzle adventure game 'OneShot' finally coming to Linux
Anyone remember OneShot? A surreal puzzle adventure game that has been long delayed for Linux now actually has a Linux version in development.
Little Bug, a really interesting adventure platformer to release this summer with Linux support
Little Bug seems to be one I completely missed, an adventure platformer with some striking art that was funded on Fig and it's coming to Linux this summer.
Vulpine is an action & exploration game involving animals armed to the teeth, coming to Linux
There's something amusing about seeing a Fox running on all fours, with a sword in their mouth. Vulpine will let you be that Fox and more.
Hyperspace Delivery Service is a very retro looking strategy and adventure game coming to Linux
Do you like the sound of trading, space combat, retro FPS combat, resource management and more? Hyperspace Delivery Service has all of that.
We Happy Few developer joins Microsoft, still coming to Linux plus new trailer
For those watching any of the E3 livestreams, you might have noticed that We Happy Few developer Compulsion Games has joined Microsoft as a Microsoft Studio. Thankfully, We Happy Few is still coming to Linux.
Futuristic thriller 'State of Mind' from Daedalic Entertainment releasing August 16th with Linux support
Daedalic Entertainment have announced that their futuristic thriller 'State of Mind' is going to release on August 16th with Linux support and pre-orders are now open.
A new Rise of the Tomb Raider patch is out for the Linux version
Feral Interactive aren't just hard at work porting more awesome games to Linux and showing off new teasers, they're also patching up Rise of the Tomb Raider.
Metanoia is a first person adventure in Early Access that is set within the mind
Though there’s still a long way to go before the game is polished and complete, I found that the initial build has a few promising things that you can enjoy already.
Action-adventure game 'Chasm' to finally release this summer with Linux support
Turns out I missed the fact that developer Bit Kid announced that Chasm will finally release this summer complete with Linux support.
Unforeseen Incidents is a fantastic point and click adventure now out with Linux support
Unforeseen Incidents, a point and click adventure from Backwoods Entertainment and Application Systems Heidelberg released recently and it's really quite good.
Story-driven crafting RPG Crashlands has a huge combat overhaul
Did you find combat in Crashlands a little tedious? Well you weren't alone and now a huge patch is out to revamp it.
FRAMED Collection, a noir-styled spy adventure where you rearrange comic tiles is now out
The FRAMED Collection looks like a rather unique experience which recently released with Linux support.
Unforeseen Incidents, a classic-styled point & click inspired by X-Files and Lost will have full Linux support
With some truly amazing artwork, the classic-styled point & click adventure game Unforeseen Incidents releases May 24th with same-day Linux support.
Philosophical and mystical horror 'Fibrillation HD' is now on Linux
After something perhaps a little different? The philosophical and mystical horror Fibrillation HD just recently arrived on Linux.
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