Category: Steam

Ravenfield, the indie single-player FPS has been updated with bombers that you and the AI can take for a spin.

When I last tested Castle Story I came away thoroughly unimpressed by how many issues I saw. It's had a huge update, so it's time for another look.

The crafting MMO Wild Terra Online has now officially launched, come check out the launch trailer and decide if it's the MMO for you.

Just a quick tip here! For those who enjoy the classics, Disney's The Lion King & The Jungle Book now have Linux versions on Steam.

Train Station Simulator is a station building a management game currently in Early Access, the developer seems keen to do a Linux version too.

Crashlands is a silly story-driven crafting ARPG and as of today it's officially available for Linux gamers.

If you can't beat them, join them? It seems that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive may be getting a PUBG-like mode.

I have to say, this looks incredibly fun! The developers of Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes have put up a Beta build for Linux gamers.

Need more shoot 'em ups? Dimension Drive released recently and it came with Linux support. It looks absolutely nuts too!

Project 5: Sightseer is a hard game to describe properly, but it certainly has managed to capture my attention.

HyperBrawl Tournament, from Milky Tea Studios is an arena based sports combat game and the developer seems keen to get it on Linux.

A little later covering this, but it happens. The super destruction-heavy shooter Brigador: Up-Armored Edition updated recently with new missions.

Finding Paradise, the follow-up of To the Moon is now officially available on both GOG and Steam as it released with same-day Linux support.

Paradox and Haemimont Games have announced that their sci-fi city builder 'Surviving Mars' will release in Spring 2018. They've also released more information about the game.

Exploration flying game 'InnerSpace' from Aspyr Media & PolyKnight Games is set to officially release with Linux support on January 16th.

Factorio 0.16 is a huge release for this fantastic early access game and it comes with a lot of shiny new stuff.

The FPS game Day of Infamy has a big 'Flak Tower' update out, which includes a new map and environment art. They also upgraded to a 64bit engine, but it seems the Linux version didn't get that.

Good and bad news here. ARK: Survival Evolved once again works on Linux, but the water rendering is still totally broken on some maps, so you need to do the fix we showed before.

Valve have put out an updated stable update to the Steam client that brings in a rather interesting feature for OpenGL and Vulkan games.

Xenomarine feels quite a bit like playing a 2D roguelike version of the old Alien Trilogy game and it just had a huge content update.