The new CrossCode trailer shows off some seriously good action
Ahead of the release on September 20th, the hype train is now rolling for CrossCode with a new trailer.
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FPS games Tannenberg and Verdun have some improved netcode in the latest update
Lag is always an issue in games, but some games it's much worse than others. The developers behind the FPS games Tannenberg and Verdun have made some steps to improve this.
Natural Selection 2 update released, pushing towards a big new refresh
Natural Selection 2, the FPS with strategy elements has a fresh release out and they've published a roadmap towards a big 2.0 release.
The Humble Unity Bundle is live with some great Linux games
The Humble Unity Bundle is now officially live and it brings with it a pretty good selection of games available on Linux.
Victory At Sea Pacific to release on September 14th with Linux support
Victory At Sea Pacific, the second world war naval combat game from Evil Twin Artworks is going to officially release on September 14th.
The Universim patched, should now work for all Linux users without a manual fix
The Universim, a hybrid of a god game and a city builder launched into Early Access recently, although it was missing a file for Linux users which has been fixed.
Dealing with all sorts of amusing illnesses in Two Point Hospital, my thoughts
Two Point Hospital has been out in the wild for a good few days now, so I've had some time to sink into it and here's some thoughts on it.
Vaporum, the very impressive dungeon crawler adds gamepad support
I've been looking for another reason to write about Vaporum and here's a good excuse! The developers just added gamepad support.
The Thrones of Britannia: Allegiance Update is now live for Linux along with the Blood, Sweat and Spears DLC
Feral Interactive have sent word that the Allegiance Update for Total War Saga: THRONES OF BRITANNIA is live for Linux gamers as well as the Blood, Sweat and Spears DLC.
The rather good hack and slash Hammerwatch had a big update recently, great co-op game for Linux
The hack and slash dungeon crawler Hammerwatch gained a rather juice update earlier this month so I went back to take another look.
The excellent and tricky platformer Slime-san is to get a level editor
Slime-san is an excellent example of how to do a simple-looking platformer, filled full of awesome content and some quite difficult levels. After getting a few free expansions it's now getting a level editor.
The latest Sunless Skies update overhauls the combat and AI behaviours
Failbetter Games have just put out a fresh update for Sunless Skies to improve many parts of the combat.
Two Point Hospital released with same-day Linux support
The comedy building sim Two Point Hospital from Two Point Studios and SEGA is now out with official Linux support.
Battle Chef Brigade has been updated to a Deluxe edition for all owners
Battle Chef Brigade is a rather good mix of cooking and hunting which just got upgraded to a Deluxe edition.
The Rocket League 'Progression Update' is out allowing you to form a special club
The addictive game Rocket League that has you sat in rocket-powered cars smashing balls around a court has been updated with some fun goodies.
The Universim is now officially available in Early Access on Steam
The Universim from developer Crytivo just entered Early Access today and as promised it does include the Linux build.
Some thoughts on Chasm, the challenging adventure platformer from Bit Kid
After waiting what felt like forever, Chasm finally released at the end of last month. Here's some thoughts on my time spent with it.
Puzzle game 'while True: learn()' puts you in the shoes of a machine learning developer
Another programming puzzle game here for you today with 'while True: learn()' that will place you into the shoes of a cat loving machine learning developer.
The Linux Civilization VI patch with cross-platform multiplayer hit a bug, going back to approvals this week
It seems Aspyr Media hit a small roadblock when trying to get the latest Civilization VI patch out for Linux, the one to finally give cross-platform online support.
Planetary Annihilation: TITANS to get more multithreading
As you might have read in our previous article, Planetary Annihilation and TITANS are being revived by a new team made up of some of the original developers. One of their developers has given an update on adding more multithreading.
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