Category: Strategy

I'm a huge fan of monster taming RPGs and seeing more of them get released on PC with Linux support is great. Siralim 3 is another that will have a Linux version.

Feral Interactive have today announced that the Linux version of Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia should be on Linux "one to two months" after the Windows release.

Parkitect, the extremely impressive early access theme park building game has another fresh beta out, featuring a new ride.

Gaming Minds Studios have put out another rather good update for Railway Empire, with some highly requested features.

Phoenix Point, the huge new strategy game from Snapshot Games, which includes the legendary developer Julian Gollop (creator of X-COM) is due for a first public beta release really soon.

Sad to see this, another developer hitting SteamOS-specific issues where Valve didn't approve the Linux build. This time it's the free RTS Zero-K.

Dungeons 3, the dungeon building strategy game from Kalypso Media and Realmforge Studios has the final DLC release with Lord of the Kings.

Space is about to get bigger again, as Paradox has announced Stellaris: Distant Stars, a new story pack for the space grand strategy game.

For those of you who just can't get enough of building your own dungeon, War for the Overworld had a huge free content patch and a big DLC release too.

Helium Rain, the gorgeous space sim from Deimos Games is really quite good so it's a shame they've seen such low overall sales.

The Universim, the god game from Crytivo is finally going to be available on Steam in Early Access on August 28th.

For The King, a strategic RPG with tabletop and roguelike elements has recently left Early Access, it seems they also published the Linux version too.

Cities: Skylines is about to get even better, with the announcement of the Cities: Skylines - Parklife expansion.

I'm pretty excited for Monster Crown, the new monster taming game with inspirations taken from Pokemon and other monster capturing related games. The Kickstarter has done very well and there's now a Linux demo for backers.

For those interested in more traditional RTS games on Linux, Balanced Annihilation is another one to take a look at that was updated recently.

Rise to Ruins, the awesome godlike village simulator has a new unstable build out with a new villager ageing system.

SAELIG is a hard game to properly describe, with it pulling in elements from many games. It has features found in simulation and building games as well as RPGs, it's also now on Linux.

The next big patch for the strategy title is in the works. The developers have shared a little of what we can expect and it’s looking good.

BATTLETECH, the turn-based strategy game from Harebrained Schemes and Paradox Interactive has a new story trailer.

Free and open source RTS 'Zero-K' is going to release on Steam on April 27th, along with a single-player campaign and multiplayer.