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GOG Summer Sale is live, with demos for upcoming Linux games
DRM-free store GOG has today released their huge Summer Sale, full of discounted games and they've also put up some fun demos for upcoming games.
Category: Indie Game
Slime Rancher adds more treasure to find, more adventures coming
Slime Rancher, the absolutely adorable game about adventuring and catching little (and sometimes big) slimes has a fresh update and a tease about future content.
Check out the second teaser for Spiritfarer, looks super sweet
Spiritfarer from developer Thunder Lotus, the "cozy management game about dying" gains a second gameplay teaser ahead of a release later this year.
Beyond Blue gets a release date, Linux looks to be later
Beyond Blue looks like a wonderful narrative adventure, one made with the help of real science and they recently announced a June 11 release date.
Escape Velocity: Override remaster Cosmic Frontier: Override gets funded
Cosmic Frontier: Override, the remaster of the classic Escape Velocity: Override has managed to get successfully funded with the finishing of their Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign.
Burning Knight is a roguelike where you rob a dungeon, coming soon
At least the setting is honest, you're totally robbing the dungeons in Burning Knight and then attempting to flee.
Roadwarden, an impressive text-adventure RPG has a new demo
Roadwarden, an upcoming game that doesn't quite fit into a particular genre but takes elements from RPGs and text adventures has a fresh demo.
Megaquarium: Freshwater Frenzy expansion announced
A big new paid DLC expansion and free update has been announced for the aquatic spin on theme park building with Megaquarium: Freshwater Frenzy.
Test Tube Titans: Taster Trial lets you play with colossal mutants for free
Test Tube Titans which released back in March has you create and mutate massive unwieldy creatures, and now there's a sort-of demo you can try.
Classic multiplayer action game Soldat is now open source
Soldat, a side-scrolling multiplayer shooter that was ridiculously popular in the early 2000s is now open source.
Strategic multiplayer artillery game ShellShock Live is out now
ShellShock Live is an awesome tribute to games like Scorched Earth, Pocket Tanks, and Worms and after many years in development it's finally released.
Travel through hell to find demon girls in Helltaker, now on Linux
Helltaker, a game about someone on a quest through hell to gather a bunch of demon girls is now available on Linux.
Winter Falling aims to blend elements of FTL with Total War
FTL and Total War? Two very different games and one developer is attempting to take parts of both to create Winter Falling.
ABS vs THE BLOOD QUEEN successfully funded and coming to Linux
ABS vs THE BLOOD QUEEN, a 2D side-scrolling adventure set in the Killer Queen universe has managed to get successfully funded on Kickstarter.
One Dreamer: Prologue is now supported on Linux
One Dreamer: Prologue, a narrative-driven story about indie game developers is now supported on Linux.
Pawnbarian turns Chess into a card-based roguelike
Oh my, what have they done to Chess! Something glorious, that's what. Pawnbarian is coming to Linux and the demo is out for Linux now too.
Prepare for toxic rain and lots of fire in The Universim
The Universim, the game that mixes in a god sim with a city-builder has expanded once again and in quite a big way with the environment.
Stylish literary mystery Sarawak will be in the Steam Game Festival
We have another confirmed game that will have a Linux demo available for the Steam Game Festival, and it's the very clever and stylish looking interactive fiction Sarawak.
Spaceship colony sim Space Haven arrives in Early Access
Build a spaceship, look after your crew and travel the stars in Space Haven as it's now available in Early Access and it's good.
Comedy point and click Nine Noir Lives coming to Linux, demo soon
Nine Noir Lives asks the question, "how many things need to be licked to solve a murder?". A comedy point and click adventure that looks genuinely good.
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