Category: Editorial

Do you still have some money left after the Steam sales? Do you like to support small indie studios to fulfill their dreams of releasing amazing and creative games for Linux? Then The Funding Crowd is just what you need! Keep reading and ...

«All Quiet on the WeSteam Front». This is how we were about to entitle this week's column before we knew about a couple of novelties to spice up this weekly report. Before knowing what they are, let's make a brief recap of all the finished deal...

Wow, it seems like yesterday that we decided to start a weekly crowdfunding column and it's been 10 issues already. The Funding Crowd has grown an order of magnitude but still hasn't been able to get rid of its chronic lack of punctuality...

Welcome back to The Cheapskate's Corner my friends in cheapness. We hope you've got some savings prepared to spend on Linux games because this week comes loaded with sales. The main reason behind this abundance of cheap deals you already ...

Well that's it folks, Desura has been acquired by Linden Lab the makers well known for the Second Life game. Press Release is below:

Welcome back to The Funding Crowd! It's late, we're tired, and we want to go to sleep, although not before finishing and publishing our weekly crowdfunding column! But since we suspect nobody ever reads these introductory paragraphs anywa...

A couple of days ago, version 0.2.3 of the official SDK (requires login) for the

Todays GamingOnLinux.com question time is all about IndieCity and their soon to arrive Linux client, this means alongside Steam and Desura we will have another client on Linux.

Welcome back to another issue of The Cheapskate's Corner, your favourite information source about bundles, sales and deals involving Linux games. This week we've got plenty of stuff for you, counting both new and ongoing deals. But be qui...

Here are June's results in Steam's hardware survey! Linux still remains above that magical 1% mark! Here's a run down for you! Ubuntu 13.04 64 bit 0.40% -0.06% Ubun...

Welcome back to The Funding Crowd, a little late as usual! And this time made even worse by teasing you with an incomplete version of the column. It's all over now, that we've updated the article to include this weeks Hidden Gems...

Hey everyone! I'm super pleased to finally be able to share the new version of the Humble Visualisations which has been

Welcome another week to The Cheapskate's Corner! Have you got some spare change you'd like to spend on some cheap Linux games? Please do read on as we're about to tell you what the options are before you decide on whatever you fancy the m...

Welcome back to The Funding Crowd, your weekly digest about all the Linux games that are being crowdfunded out there. As usual we begin taking a look at the campaigns that ended, either for good or for bad, during the last seven days:

Welcome to The Cheapskate's Corner! Take a deep breath and prepare your wallets because this issue comes loaded with bundles and sales on which to spend your money -- sparingly, of course. :P But before leaping on the ongoi...

Append: Thanks a bunch to indiedb news article revision team, they even took the time to give a better layout to my news article. I believe it is already time to showcase the current progress on the game; at the last bimont...

Welcome to another edition of The Funding Crowd. We still have no sponsors for the column, but this week we acquired a far more valuable asset: the priceless collaboration of Speedster. Please welcome her and her outstand...

Welcome to the new GOL website, featuring a pretty much improved everything, woohoo! This should hopefully be the design we will stick with for some time to come as it scales properly to different screen sizes! While also on a new design th...

Good night ladies and gentlemen, cheapskates alike! Welcome to a new edition of The Cheapskate's Corner, the place to go when in need of Linux entertainment at a reasonable price. As is the custom of the house, we begin by whetting your a...

Another edition of The Funding Crowd has arrived. And, following the current trend, it comes a week and a day after the previous one. We know it could look like a cunning plan to spare us the effort to write an article once in every seven...