DELTARUNE, the successor to UNDERTALE, unofficially ported to Linux
The surprise successor to the highly praised indie RPG adventure game UNDERTALE called DELTARUNE has been unofficially ported to Linux by a fan through clever hacks.
Category: Indie Game
Heart Chain Kitty looks like a pretty sweet adventure coming to Linux soon
Heart Chain Kitty from origamihero games is releasing November 23rd and it seems it will be getting Linux support. Looks pretty good too, reminds me of some classics.
Night of the Blood Moon, a difficult action rogue-lite to now launch in January with Linux support
Night of the Blood Moon, a very interesting looking action rogue-lite from developer Tyler McDermott is now going to release in January with full Linux support.
Deadly Days, the strategic zombie survival rogue-lite has changed dramatically, we have keys to give away
It's been a good few months since I last looked at the Early Access strategic zombie survival rogue-lite called Deadly Days. During this time, it's changed a lot.
Project Hospital is a more serious hospital building game out with Linux support
For those who found Two Point Hospital a little too cute and lacking in depth, Project Hospital might be what the doctor ordered.
The Fertile Crescent is an indie RTS in development that looks quite promising
With a style that resembles the original Age of Empires a little, The Fertile Crescent is an RTS set during the Bronze Age in the Ancient Near East.
The excellent theme park sim 'Parkitect' to leave Early Access November 29th with a campaign mode
I've been waiting on this day for quite some time! Parkitect is a truly great theme park management sim and it's getting set to leave Early Access.
Neuroslicers is a narrative driven, online competitive cyberpunk RTS that will have Linux support
Neuroslicers from developer Dream Harvest seems like a very interesting title. A narrative driven, online competitive cyberpunk RTS and it will be coming to Linux.
Odd Realm is a sandbox settlement builder inspired by Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld with Linux support
Inspired by the likes of Dwarf Fortress and Rimworld, Odd Realm is a sandbox settlement builder currently in Early Access on itch.
Dungeon crawler Ebony Spire: Heresy has a rather nice Anniversary Update that's worth a look
After managing to sell a few thousand copies, the dungeon crawler Ebony Spire: Heresy has a great update now available.
Luna and the Moonling is a sweet puzzle game that's now available on Linux
Luna and the Moonling from Greyborn Studios is a colourful puzzle game with an aim to put a new spin on block-pushing puzzle gameplay.
Zeon 25, a retro-inspired hardcore shoot 'em up is now in Early Access
If you're after a rather challenging looking shoot 'em up you've come to the right place, as Zeon 25 has Linux support and it just entered Early Access.
Little Misfortune is a sweet looking adventure, should hopefully get Linux support
After spotting Little Misfortune appear in our Twitter feed recently, I spoke to the developer who seemed quite positive about a Linux version.
The Long Dark's third story episode has been delayed, revamp of first two episodes due next month
The Long Dark is a brutal, cold and unforgiving survival adventure that has an episodic story survival mode as well as a full sandbox survival mode. Sadly, the third episode has been delayed but there is some good news.
The incredible looking Zelda-like 'Hazelnut Bastille' has been fully funded
For those after more retro-inspired ARPG experiences, the Zelda-like game Hazelnut Bastille has managed to smash through the funding goal on Kickstarter.
The Don't Starve: Hamlet expansion is now available with Linux support, not quite finished yet
Klei have pushed out their latest expansion with Don't Starve: Hamlet for the single-player survival experience, although they say it's Early Access.
Cheap Golf, a retro-styled comedy mini-golf adventure released with Linux support
Cheap Golf from developer Pixeljam (Dino Run, Starr Mazer: DSP) is a surprisingly good and quite amusing retro-styled mini-golf adventure.
The Wall, a rather unusual FPS game is planning to support Linux
A recent discovery is The Wall, an unusual competitive FPS now in Early Access on Steam and they're planning to support Linux.
Snapshot Games have cancelled the Linux version of Phoenix Point
Some news that I'm not particularly happy about. Snapshot Games, which includes X-COM creator Julian Gollop, have announced they've cancelled the Linux version of Phoenix Point.
Road to your city, a city-builder that requires you to make people mad about Football
Road to your city is certainly not what I expected when I first saw it. A city-builder where you make your own Football team and deal with all the issues that comes with it.
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