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Project Zomboid has another major update with tons of bugs fixes and new map items
Project Zomboid, the sandbox Zombie survival game that can be played in single-player and multi-player has another major version bump.
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Terraria update adds new languages, improved Linux stability, support for high resolutions and more
A big Terraria update has landed and it looks like the developers spent a lot of time getting this right. It includes lots of really useful stuff.
Massive Slime Rancher update released that introduces rewards for your monies
Slime Rancher is a fantastic game, both for adults and children and I personally love it. This new update introduces more ways to spend your monies.
A look at Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! A crazy space simulation and adventure game
Another title from the backlog is Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! The game is a bit nuts, but I quite like it.
Starbound to get vastly expanded space travel in a big update
Starbound, the 2D survival sandbox game from Chucklefish is going to get a lot bigger, specifically space travel is going to get much bigger.
A look at 'Asura', a top-down hack 'n' slash game inspired by Indian mythology
Today I took a look at 'Asura' a brand new hack 'n' slash title that's inspired by Indian mythology.
Better late than never, GOG now has the Linux version of La-Mulana
La-Mulana, the free roaming exploration platformer has had a Linux version since early last year on Steam, but now GOG have it too.
Local multiplayer dungeon crawler 'Crawl' leaves Early Access
Crawl is a local multiplayer dungeon crawler, where your friends can control the monsters and it's actually pretty good.
Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition released with Day-1 Linux support, my review
Planescape: Torment: Enhanced Edition is another revamp of an old classic given new life by Beamdog, a game where death is not the end. You will end up becoming friends with death and get to know it rather well.
Hollow Knight will officially launch on Linux tomorrow
Good news for fans of 2D action and adventure games, as the developers of Hollow Knight have announced it will officially launch for Linux tomorrow.
Septerra Core & Jack Orlando, two Wine-ports from Topware are now on GOG
Topware have been going over their games and giving them Wine-ports where possible. Septerra Core & Jack Orlando are two titles that were previously given this treatment on Steam, but now GOG too.
Yooka-Laylee released with day-1 Linux support, some quick initial thoughts
Yooka-Laylee, the 3D platformer from Playtonic Games has been released with day-1 Linux support, here's some initial thoughts.
The Signal From Tölva, the new open-world FPS from Big Robot may still come to Linux
I wrote about The Signal From Tölva back in August of last year as it looks amazing. It has now been released on Windows and the developers are still fully open to getting it on Linux.
Need more Serious Sam? Serious Sam's Bogus Detour arrives this summer
Serious Sam's Bogus Detour is another Serious Sam title, but this one is a top-down manic shooter for up to 12 players.
First-person puzzler 'Quern - Undying Thoughts' now available on GOG with a Linux build, some thoughts
Quern - Undying Thoughts, a first-person puzzler inspired by the likes of Myst and Riven has been released on GOG and they have a Linux build too.
Man O' War: Corsair, the Warhammer naval battler has a release date
Man O' War: Corsair - Warhammer Naval Battles only added Linux support back on March after I poked the developer and now they have a final release date set.
Pray for Death, a classic fighting game has been packaged up with DOSBox on GOG
Linux gamers can now easily play the classic fighting game 'Pray for Death', as GOG have packaged it up with DOSBox.
Transport Fever releases a big usability patch, Linux version performance still an issue
Transport Fever has just gained a big usability patch that promises improved performance, better RAM use and more. The problem is that the Linux performance is still terrible.
Parkitect alpha 12 released which continues the UI overhaul
Parkitect, the theme park building game that supports Linux has released another alpha. Amongst other things, it continues their UI overhaul.
Adventure game 'Thimbleweed Park' has officially released with day-1 Linux support
Thimbleweed Park, from Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick has officially released for Linux today and it has day-1 Linux support.
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