Shape-shifting casual bird sim 'Fugl' adds Vulkan support and 'High-detail' biomes
Experience serenity with the peaceful bird flying sim Fugl, now with added support for Vulkan and more updates.
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Turn-based classless RPG 'Dark Bestiary' has left Early Access
With tons of customization and a classless progression system, the turn-based RPG 'Dark Bestiary' has left Early Access.
General Horse and the Package of Doom might be the dumbest FMV I've ever played
Released back in June, General Horse and the Package of Doom is a Full Motion Video game that might just be the dumbest FMV I've ever put time into.
War Selection is a free to play Early Access RTS now available for Linux
Currently in Early Access, War Selection from Glyph Worlds is a somewhat promising looking real-time strategy game and they just released it for Linux officially.
Quirky 8-bit sailing adventure The Caribbean Sail gets a free expansion
Sail across the seas and probably die a thousand deaths, The Caribbean Sail is a quirky retro 8-bit take on sailing the world in the 1700's and it got a huge update.
Unspottable is an amusing upcoming crowd-blending party game
Coming later this year is Unspottable, an amusing party game about blending in with the crowd across a few different game modes and it's confirmed for Linux with a demo.
Tomb of the Eaters is the 'biggest update ever' for Caves of Qud
Caves of Qud, the science fantasy roguelike epic had an absolutely colossal update released named Tomb of the Eaters with a huge new area.
Don't Starve Together gets a 'Troubled Waters' update expanding the seas
Life on the sea is dangerous and now perhaps even more so in Don't Starve Together with the latest free update named Troubled Waters and it sounds great.
Albion Online turns 3 with a big celebration and major update in August
Sandbox Interactive are celebrating their MMO, Albion Online, turning three years old and it seems they're going from strength to strength with a lot more planned.
Worms Armageddon gets a 21 year update, should work better with Wine and Proton
The classic Team17 game Worms Armageddon, originally released in 1999 and to this day remains very popular recently turned 21 and a big anniversary update is out - it's even nice news for Linux gamers.
Dead Age 2 brings party-based tactical zombie survival to a more open world
Now available in Early Access, Dead Age 2 is the sequel to the 2016 hit and brings with it a much expanded game.
Have a chat and work on your relationship in We should talk. out now
Spin the conversation wheel of fortune in the short-form narrative game We should talk. that's out now with Linux support.
Simply Puzzles: Junctions is a fresh logic puzzle game to test your brain
Out now with Linux support, Simply Puzzles: Junctions is another streamlined and easy to learn logic puzzle game.
Developer of Robo Instructus gives out sales info after a year
Now that the programming-puzzle game Robo Instructus has been out for just a year, the developer has written up a blog post talking about sales and how it went.
Ultra Hat Dimension is a puzzle game about getting constantly punched
Kitsune Games, developer of the rather fantastic roguelike MidBoss just released one of their older titles Ultra Hat Dimension on Steam with a bunch of upgrades and added Linux support.
Fantastic one-button action-packed party game 'Aeolis Tournament' out now
Need a new party game to add to your collection? Aeolis Tournament is one that needs to be high up on your wishlist.
3D adventure thriller 'Beyond a Steel Sky' is out now for Linux PC
Beyond a Steel Sky, the big 3D sequel to the much loved classic Beneath a Steel Sky is out now with Linux support.
SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE is out now for Linux PC
SUPERHOT: MIND CONTROL DELETE, a full length standalone first-person shooter where time doesn't really move much until you do is out now and it's pretty magnificent.
Point & click adventure 'Whateverland' lets you steal your way through it
Whateverland, an upcoming point and click adventure from Caligari Games just recently finished a Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign and it's fully funded. It's also sounding pretty bizarre.
SpaceChem, a Zachtronics classic sees a 64bit and SDL2 upgrade
SpaceChem, the design-based puzzle game from Zachtronics that has you make valuable chemical products, recently had a big tech upgrade that's out now.
- Open source re-implementation of Caesar III levels up in the new release
- Steam for ChromeOS Chromebooks is being killed off
- Steam's Performance Monitor now supports showing CPU temperature
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- OpenLinkHub for managing iCUE LINK Hub and various Corsair devices on Linux expands device support
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