Category: Steam

Pocketwatch Games (Monaco: What's Yours Is Mine) have announced their new strategy game Tooth and Tail. Not only does it look awesome and unique, but I've also got confirmation that it will be on Linux.

The Escapists 2 from Team17 and Mouldy Toof Studios is set to launch on August 22nd and it seems like it will have Linux support at launch.

Tangledeep, a dungeon crawler inspired by classic 16-bit RPGs has been announced as having a release next week and it will include Linux support.

The Lion's Song, a four part episodic adventure is now available on Linux. The first episode is completely free too, which sounds good to me.

Like other games that have updated their version of Unity, Streets of Rogue will now get no input in fullscreen. Here's a quick fix you can do.

Facepunch put out their usual blog post detailing changes coming to the survival game Rust and some of it sounds really damn good.

The DLC for the rhytmic dungeon crawler has released from Early Access after a few months of tweaking. You can expect plenty of new content in this prequel to the main game.

Sublevel Zero Redux, a revamp of the six-degree-of-freedom shooter Sublevel Zero has launched as a free update on Steam.

Shakedown: Hawaii, the open-world comedy adventure where you're building a 'legitimate' corporation was previously said that it would come to Linux, but now it's not so likely.

I know, another XCOM 2: War of the Chosen post. I'm not even sorry, I'm excited and it looks really damn good. There's another new video showing off a mission this time.

Robothorium, a futuristic tactical RPG with turn-based combat from developer Goblinz Studio is heading to Linux, with a release due this year.

The Inner World - The Last Wind Monk, a colourful adventure game was due this month, but it seems it has been delayed until September 14th. They've got a newer trailer though, so that's something.

I wrote an article recently about Wonder Boy: The Dragon's Trap and that Ethan Lee was working on porting it, turns out it will release this month!

I love seeing all these previews of units coming to XCOM 2: War of the Chosen, as it's a great way to keep us excited for this new expansion. Let's take a look at The Warlock.

Starship Theory, a ship building survival game that resembles FTL a little in style is now on Linux, it's currently unsupported as the developer seeks feedback.

Valve attended the Unite Europe conference and did a talk about Steam and updates that are to come. Here's the full video!

Terroir is an Early Access 3D tile-based tycoon game and it recently added Linux support. In Terroir you are managing your own vineyard and it looks reasonably good.

Geocore, an Early Access six degrees of freedom shooter has Linux support and it was recently updated to include Vulkan too. Before getting excited, keep in mind this it's £1.99, so don't expect much from it.

Turns out we completely missed the Linux version of Dungeon Kingdom: Sign of the Moon! This real-time dungeon crawling RPG added a Linux version at the end of 2015.

For the Star Wars fans who don't already have STAR WARS: Dark Forces on GOG, you might be pleased to know that it looks like the DOSBox version for Linux will also make its way onto Steam.