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Linux version of 'The Coma: Recut' removed at release after taking pre-orders
Sadly it seems the Linux version of The Coma: Recut vanished at release, even after taking pre-orders.
Category: GOG
The Journey Down: Chapter Three has officially launched to conclude the series
The Journey Down: Chapter Three, a classic point-and-click saga with an Afro-Caribbean vibe finally has the last episode released today with same-day Linux support.
Kingdoms and Castles has a pretty decent free content update
Kingdoms and Castles, the cute city-building sim from Lion Shield, LLC has a big free update. It sounds like the game will be much better off with it too.
Parkitect, the game that lets you build a theme park has come a long way
Parkitect really does remind me of Theme Park, the classic park building sim from Bullfrog. It's in Early Access and it seems to have improved a lot recently.
Immortal Redneck patched to increase performance, add Polish language and more
Immortal Redneck, the rather good dungeon crawling FPS has a major patch available that should boost performance.
Developers of We Happy Few have started working on the Linux version
Finally, developers of We Happy Few from Compulsion Games started working on the Linux version, and they plan to be ready on or shortly after the release of the game which is scheduled for April 13 next year.
Songbringer, a procedural action RPG released with Linux support, my thoughts
Songbringer, a rather beautiful adventure and exploration RPG with procedural worlds has released for Linux, here's my thoughts.
Sunless Skies has released with day-1 Linux support, quick thoughts on this unfinished title
Sunless Skies, the next game from the developer of Sunless Sea has released with day-1 Linux support. The title is still in-development, so it's not yet a complete game.
Immortal Redneck, the FPS set in Egypt has arrived on GOG
Immortal Redneck, the FPS set in Egypt with rogue-lite elements now has a release on GOG. It took them a few months to get it up, but it's nice they continue to add more Linux games.
Looks like GOG Galaxy won't come to Linux any time soon, as it's "not a priority"
Sad news, it seems GOG Galaxy won't actually be released for Linux any time soon. They may eventually get to it, but it's "not a priority".
Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth released with day-1 Linux support, it’s fantastic
Ken Follett's The Pillars of the Earth has officially released today with day-1 Linux support thanks to Daedalic Entertainment, so I took a look.
Awesome looking mech combat game 'BATTLETECH' has slipped into a 2018 release
Sad news for those of you wanting to play BATTLETECH, as the release has slipped into 2018. There is a glimmer of good news though.
Steam now has over 3,500 games for Linux, with GOG having over 700
I know, I know, quality over quantity! Still, I can't help but feel excited by the amount of good quality games that are now available on Linux.
Halcyon 6: Lightspeed Edition released, free for owners of the original
Halcyon 6: Lightspeed Edition is a revamp of the Halcyon 6: Starbase Commander and it's just released today with Linux support.
Slime Rancher already has a pretty sweet post-launch update with maps
Slime Rancher, easily one of the sweetest releases lately has a post-launch update, which features a long awaited mapping system.
Fighting for survival in ‘Sundered’, some thoughts
Here we take a look at ‘Sundered’, the hand-drawn mixture of exploration, savage combat and death, lots of death.
River City Ransom: Underground released on GOG with Linux support, some thoughts
River City Ransom: Underground released for Linux originally in February, sadly the developer said they would send over a review key and never did. Now it's available on GOG so I've had a chance to take a look.
Death Road to Canada is bigger than ever with the latest free update
Death Road to Canada, a game about surviving on a road trip against all odds and gigantic swarms of slow zombies. It was updated recently, with a huge free update.
GOG adds the 1996 gory classic Alien Rampage with Linux support via DOSBox
Here's a pretty fun classic! GOG have released Alien Rampage from 1996 and it comes with a Linux version thanks to DOSBox.
Transport Fever gets a large update with many quality of life improvements
The transport manager game continues to steam along. In a recent patch, they’ve added general usability improvements as well as quashed a number of bugs.
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