Category: Mod

Insurgency just keeps on getting better with a big new update, also updated is the WWI mod Day of Infamy.

It’s no secret that Paradox Interactive has been on the forefront of Linux gaming as both a publisher and developer of games. However, it’s still exciting to see screenshots of Linux on official development posts, especially when the contents of the posts themselves are pretty interesting.

You can now expand your trucking simulators with community create mods in both Euro Truck Simulator 2 & American Truck Simulator.

Day of Infamy is a brand new WWII mod for the FPS game Insurgency that looks like it could be pretty awesome.

Triumph Studios has just released Age of Wonders v1.7, and with it comes a much anticipated feature in the form of user-created modding, including brand new units, heroes, classes, races and gameplay mods, along with a ton of stability fixes and balancing work.

A free standalone(-ish, I'll talk about that a bit later) Portal 2 mod called Portal Stories: Mel has been released on Steam. So those who want more Portal can get it in the form of 22 levels and approx. 6-10 hours of gameplay.

In an attempt to cool things down, Gabe Newell of Valve took to reddit to answer questions and concerns from people. I throw some opinions in too.

In a move that is not even remotely surprising to me, Valve has started rolling out the ability for mod authors to sell their works.

The big community made update to Half-Life 2 is now available on Linux. This promises lots of new goodies for the ageing game.

The free modification for Half-Life 2 'Transmissions: Element 120' is in need of people who can help port it to Linux.

Project Vaulderie is a fan made remake of Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines coming to Linux thanks to Unity3D.

Door Kickers is one of my favourite indie games and what makes it better is when a modder puts The Simpsons house in it.