Category: FPS

Immortal Redneck, the FPS set in Egypt with rogue-lite elements now has a release on GOG. It took them a few months to get it up, but it's nice they continue to add more Linux games.

That's right, the rather good Shadow Warrior is currently 100% free to grab and own on Steam until around 5PM UTC tomorrow.

Like me, if you've been eagerly waiting The Signal From Tölva for Linux, you may be in luck sometime soon as it looks like a Linux version is now in progress.

Ballistic Overkill has been updated again and it now includes an experimental 64bit build for Linux, not only that, they're teasing leaderboards too.

Are you in need of a new semi-realistic FPS? Well, Burst The Game might scratch that itch for you as long as their free to play model isn't terrible.

The really fun and cheap online FPS 'Ballistic Overkill' is currently on sale with 50% off, pick up a copy and join in on one of our servers!

Sadly another game that updated to a version of Unity that had the fullscreen bug on Linux is Verdun, so here's a reminder of the quick fix.

Fans of old FPS games like Doom and Quake might be very interested in DUSK. An FPS about discovering just what lurks beneath the earth.

Serious Sam Fusion is Croteam's Vulkan-powered game engine that covers many Serious Sam games and it seems they have some plans.

The single-player FPS Ravenfield has been updated with Steam Workshop support, so you can play on custom user-made maps.

Black Ice is a Cyberpunk first-person shooter that I've been keeping an eye on for some time now, I play it here and there but it always felt a little too dull. This new patch changes things, a lot.

Another game to leave Early Access is 'Cloudbase Prime', a quirky FPS set on a gas giant mining station.

Today, Day of Infamy has a free update with new maps, one of them directly inspired by the new war film Dunkirk and a new foliage system.

You can now grab the silly and over-the-top FPS chock full of blood, demons and swords for free for a limited time.

Shotgun Farmers is a seriously cool game idea and it's just been updated with a bunch of new features and fixes. One feature in particular I requested has made it in!

Ballistic Overkill, one of the best online shooters on Linux has updated again and it now has better matchmaking, if you don't want to manually pick a server.

Beyond Enemy Lines, a rather interesting sounding single-player FPS looks like it's going to get a Linux version. UPDATE: There's now a test Linux version on Steam.

Aftercharge seems to break a few rules when it comes to competitive FPS games. You have two rather different sides pitting invisible robots against an invincible security squad.

Ravenfield is the single-player indie FPS that shows some real promise, so I took a look at the latest update.

Coming into my inbox a few minutes ago (Thunderbird is handy for RSS feeds!), Unreal Tournament has been updated again and Epic seem to have made it slightly easier to access the Linux version now.