Category: Indie Game

Backer build 2 of Phoenix Point is now out with new units, new maps and I took another early look for you.

Urban Goose Games have announced that their strategy game Radiis is set to release this month with Linux support.

Here's one from a recent successful Kickstarter we missed! Iratus: Lord of the Dead is a dark and challenging turn-based RPG and it's coming to Linux.

For those playing or interested in getting into the MMO Albion Online, you might want to know more about the new Factional Warfare system coming soon.

The developers behind the rather good tactical RPG 'Depth of Extinction' have now confirmed it will be released across many stores.

Once again, another beta of Parkitect is out further refining that already rather good theme park building sim.

It's been quite some time since we wrote about the RPG Pathfinder: Kingmaker, as it turns out it's releasing next month.

Grand Pigeon's Duty is a short casual adventure game about Pigeons and it looks like there's a lot of poop.

Streets of Rogue is a hard game to describe, apart from being completely hilarious it pulls in rogue-lite elements, some RPG mechanics along with a sort-of open world approach to the level design making it very interesting.

Prototype Mansion - Used No Cover is a retro inspired survival horror from Jupiter Lighthouse Games that actually looks pretty good.

Project 5: Sightseer had me utterly hooked at the start, but after a while it fell a bit flat. Seems the developer really was hard at work to improve it dramatically as this latest update shows.

Artifex Mundi have announced their next game, the beautifully drawn My Brother Rabbit will release sometime this "Fall" with Linux support.

Welcome to the third review in the PIN (Play It NOW) series. This time, we’re covering a game that is so good, you’ll be devastated when you finish it. It’s quality-over-quantity, it’s Gunpoint by Tom Francis, sole developer and owner of Suspicious Developments.

Is the title hyperbolic? I really don't think so. In my personal opinion, Dead Cells is easily one of the best games to come to Linux this year. It's also now on GOG.

Fans of Spelunky will be pleased to know that running Spelunky Classic HD on Linux is now a Snap, literally.

Fancy the simple farm life? You're in luck as Harvest Life from developer bumblebee has just recently added Linux support.

BFF or Die looks like one of those couch co-op games that will test your relationships, it also looks incredibly amusing.

Nimbatus - The Space Drone Constructor is coming along nicely and we have a Steam key away to give you access before the release.

This looks really damn sweet. AntVentor is a point and click adventure game set in a photo-realistic macroworld and it's now on Linux.

The shoot 'em up game Vulture, which allows you to build your ship block by block has a fresh update out adding in local co-op support.