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Build a colony on a hostile alien world, today Maia is finally released
After years of work, indie developer Simon Roth has officially released his sci-fi colony building sim Maia. I've been playing a lot of it, so here's some thoughts.
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Ant colony management sim 'Empires of the Undergrowth' added a new freeplay map and challenge modes
I'm a big fan of Empires of the Undergrowth, an Ant colony management sim from Slug Disco Studios and after trying out the recent huge update I continue to be impressed.
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.
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.
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.
Artificial life sim 'Vilmonic' where you can mess with evolution is now out
Vilmonic, a pixel-art artificial life sim from Bludgeonsoft has been officially released, with full Linux support.
Citrouille is a simple treat that’s just in time for Halloween
Halloween has a strong association with witches and candy these days. This challenging platformer has both in spades and I have a few thoughts to spare on the experience.
City builder 'Kingdoms and Castles' updated with Wolves, Witches and more
Kingdoms and Castles, the rather good strategy game about building up a medieval kingdom continues to evolve. This latest update adds in some fun sounding new content.
Interactive sci-fi adventure novel The Away Team releases the Lost Exodus update
The Away Team recently had a rather big update to expand the game in many ways and it does make it quite interesting.
Skeletal Dance Party is an amusing game about raising a dead dancing army
Skeletal Dance Party is a strangely cheery game about a young fox-eared necromancer and it's quite amusing.
Das Geisterschiff, a turn-based cyberpunk adventure and dungeon crawler with wireframe-like graphics
For those who love to check out something a little different, Das Geisterschiff might be your cup. A turn-based cyberpunk adventure and dungeon crawler inspired by older Japanese games.
The action-survival game 'Sipho' that has you grow your creature is going to Early Access in November
Developer All Parts Connected has now announced that their action-survival game Sipho is going to enter Early Access. on November 13th.
AI combat arena 'Gladiabots' has enabled Linux support on Steam
No longer hidden behind a beta of Steam, AI combat arena Gladiabots from GFX47 is now officially supported on Steam for Linux.
Programming puzzler 'OCTOPTICOM' adds Linux support
For those of you who love programming and puzzle games, OCTOPTICOM looks like it might actually be quite good.
Colony builder Maia has a massive upgrade, leaving Early Access later this month
The colony building simulation game Maia just had a pretty huge patch and the developer announced it's leaving Early Access on October 30th.
Dungeon crawler, Ebony Spire: Heresy, will be getting an anniversary update next month
A recent post by the developer has detailed plans going forward for the title and there’s big changes incoming.
Roguelike RPG 'Depth of Extinction' is now out with full Linux support
Mixing in some pretty good XCOM combat mechanics with a dash of FTL-style travelling through nodes, Depth of Extinction is now out.
The gorgeous sci-fi action-platformer 'MegaSphere' has a huge update now available
The impressive sci-fi action-platformer MegaSphere has neon lighting coming out of all ends and it looks incredible.
Turn-based rogue-like RPG 'Depth of Extinction' confirmed to release on September 27th
We knew that the rather good rogue-like RPG Depth of Extinction was releasing soon and now we know how soon, this week on Thursday it will be available across a number of stores.
- Team Fortress 2 Classic scrap their open beta and new Valve rules likely mean they have to change the name
- Many developers leave GZDoom due to leader conflicts and fork it into UZDoom
- Battlefield 6 releases today and it will not be playable on any Linux / SteamOS system
- That didn't last long - Blue Protocol: Star Resonance anti-cheat causing problems on Linux
- Effulgence RPG has some of the slickest animated 3D ASCII art I've ever seen
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