Category: Platformer

Stick Nightmare is a rather difficult puzzle platformer that was made with the open source Godot game engine, it's now available on Linux.

In Jump Gunners, as the name might suggest, you use your gun to propel you around and it's really damn amusing.

It's time to face your fears and embrace the darkness in 'In The Shadows', a puzzle platformer with a rather unique gameplay element involving turning shadowy creatures into objects.

The expansive metroidvania with hand-drawn animations got a little bit bigger. The second of the slated free content updates dropped just in time for Halloween.

Icculus had hinted at it coming to Linux natively and now it's here! The End Is Nigh is now officially in Beta for Linux on Steam.

In need of a new co-op game? The developer of Tiny Barbarian DX has just a few days ago release the Linux version of their 2D platformer.

Need more speedrunning? SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell has expanded with 33 more levels in their new 'The Drunk Side of the Moon' DLC.

Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers released with Linux support years ago, but it's taken until now for GOG to add the Linux version.

Thanks to SteamDB, it seems a A Hat in Time might actually be coming to Linux. It was leaked a while ago by Virtual Programming, so it will be interesting to see what happens.

What do you get when cross a first-person shooter with a platformer? ICEBOX: Speedgunner aims to answer that question.

Monsters, evil overlords and old-school inspired levels and music await you in Citadale. I gave this tiresome adventure a go so you didn’t have to.

Pankapu, by Too Kind Studio, has launched its second and final episode. The first episode launched back in September 2016, after a successful Kickstarter campaign. Here is a short summary of the game, as well as some thoughts on it.

I tested out Caveman Warriors way back in March of this year before the release and I came away impressed. Now that it's released, how did it go?

If you're a fan of the first game, you're going to love this. If you missed the first one, you're still going to love SteamWorld Dig 2.

Are you ready to get digging again? As SteamWorld Dig 2 launches on September 22nd with same-day Linux support. Here's the launcher trailer.

Need more Hollow Knight? Your wish has been answered, as more free content is heading to this incredibly stylish side-scrolling action-packed platformer.

Note down September 22nd in your gaming calendars, as SteamWorld Dig 2 will officially release on Steam with Linux support.

For those that don't follow Ryan "Icculus" Gordon on Patreon, a little hint was dropped in a recent post and it could mean "The End Is Nigh" is heading to Linux.

This upcoming game will feature wizards, familiars and many different types of enemies to kill. Linux is a targeted platform ahead of its release early 2018.

I mentioned spaceBOUND recently, but it didn't really work. Thankfully, now it will if you use the usual Unity trick to overcome the broken fullscreen. It's a clever game too, well worth a look.