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Theme park building game 'Parkitect' beta 9 is out
For those who like a relaxing experience, Parkitect is a solid choice. Beta 9 is out with a new ride, new default park terrain options and more.
Category: Early Access
Strategy game 'Gladiabots' where you fight by giving robots their own AI updated, Steam release soon
Gladiabots from developer GFX47 was just recently updated with quite a lot of improvements ahead of the Steam release on August 9th.
UniverCity, an isometric university management game arrives in Early Access next month, developed on Linux
When I reached out to the developer of UniverCity, just to confirm Linux support was in I didn't get a reply I expected.
Geneshift, the fun top-down shooter with vehicles adds bot support for multiplayer
Geneshift (previously known as Mutant Factions) is a rather good top-down shooter with a single-player and co-op campaign along with multiplayer. Recently, it's had some pretty big updates I'm going to go over.
Sunless Skies adds the dark region of Eleutheria, full release delayed
Sunless Skies, the rather interesting Victorian Gothic adventure from Failbetter Games just had a big update adding in the dark region of Eleutheria.
Oxygen Not Included updated with the 'Expressive Upgrade' making your Duplicants a lot more social
Oxygen Not Included, the rather excellent colony building sim from Klei Entertainment was just updated with the Expressive Upgrade.
Space RPG 'Star Traders: Frontiers' to leave Early Access next week
Star Traders: Frontiers, the space RPG developed by Trese Brothers Games is planning to leave Early Access on Wednesday next week.
Space Bob vs. The Replicons a physics-based space exploration survival rogue-lite is now on Linux
Like your exploration and survival games? How about a pinch of physics fun? Space Bob vs. The Replicons is here to scratch that burning itch.
Polygod, the difficult FPS with random environments launches next month
Polygod, the difficult FPS from Krafted Games is officially leaving Early Access on August 17th and it sure does look fun.
Beam Team Games have now actually announced Stranded Deep for Linux, currently experimental
As a further update on Stranded Deep for Linux, the developer has now officially announced it although support is currently limited.
Zachtronics' next puzzle game 'EXAPUNKS' will have you writing viruses, announced with Linux support
Get ready to push your brain to the limit again as Zachtronics have announced their next game with EXAPUNKS.
Looks like survival game 'Stranded Deep' is now officially available on Linux
Fancy trying to survive after a plane crash on a desert island? Single-player survival game Stranded Deep will see you do just that.
Procedurally-generated adventure 'MoonQuest' will be coming to Linux
MoonQuest is a new procedurally-generated adventure game from developer Wizard Mode, one that looks a little like Terraria and it's coming to Linux.
Silly single-player FPS 'Ravenfield' adds in parachutes, a kill cam, transport helicopter and more
Ravenfield is a pretty fun single-player FPS that keeps on expanding and becoming more interesting with each release. This latest release is especially fun.
Third-person shooter with Battle Royale modes 'Crazy Justice' to launch towards the end of this month
It's seen a number of delays, along with repeated silence from the developer but it looks like Crazy Justice may finally arrive this month.
2D team-based building and raiding game 'Scrunk' is out and free to try this weekend
Scrunk is a 2D online team-based building and raiding game that's actually surprisingly fun, it's out now and free to try this weekend.
The excellent Streets of Rogue has another update adding lots of little things and improved performance
Easily one of my favourite games for being absolutely nuts, Streets of Rogue has been updated yet again.
Fallout inspired ATOM RPG has another sizeable update
ATOM RPG, the rough but very promising Fallout inspired game has another sizeable update that's live on Steam.
Poly Universe is a survival city-builder with tons of tiny planets and it's coming to Linux
Poly Universe is a pretty unique spin on the survival city-builder mix of genres, with multiple tiny planets that aren't much bigger than the colonists.
The pretty good puzzle game 'Train Valley 2' added a level editor and Steam Workshop support
The Early Access puzzle/strategy mix Train Valley 2 recently added a a level editor with Steam Workshop support.
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