3rd person action mech-builder 'Granvir' gets a release date and you can win a Steam Deck
Granvir is a great looking 3rd person action roguelite mech-builder with co-op multiplayer, with a release date announced and a Steam Deck competition.
Category: Native Linux
The new cross-platform Nexus Mods app begins work to support Skyrim Special Edition
While it's incredibly early, the Nexus Mods app team have confirmed work has begun to support Skyrim, the most requested game for it.
Selaco is getting some big upgrades with Chapter 2
Selaco is easily one of the most promising retro-infused shooters around, and it's going to get a lot better with the Chapter 2 update.
Aquatic tower defense Operation Octo moves release to September 10 due to Hollow Knight: Silksong
Operation Octo from developer Klub Kofta Studio recently shifted the release date to September 10th, to give Hollow Knight: Silksong a little space.
Check out the new trailer for Goeland where you play as a mischievous seagull
From former Eidos Montréal developer solo dev Bryan Martinet of Maarti Games released a new trailer for their comedy exploration adventure Goeland.
Stellaris - Shadows of The Shroud expansion releases September 22
Paradox Interactive just announced the Shadows of The Shroud expansion for Stellaris is now set for release on September 22nd.
Twinkleby from Might & Delight to launch September 23 with Linux / Steam Deck support
One for fans of cosy casual games. Twinkleby from Shelter developer Might & Delight is set to launch September 23 with full Linux and Steam Deck support.
Pixeljam have launched a new Kickstarter to get Dino Run 2 ready for Early Access
Dino Run 2 is finally actually happening, with the latest Kickstarter aiming to get enough funds to make it ready for Early Access.
Blackjack Roulette puts a literal spin on a classic card game
Giving Blackjack and Roulette a little Balatro treatment? Perhaps just a little, with it putting a literal spin on the classics here.
Crusader Kings III celebrates 5 years with some interesting stats
Crusader Kings III has now been out for 5 years and Paradox have done a mini-celebration, showing off some fresh stats from players.
The excellent survivor-like Halls of Torment is getting a big DLC and free update
Halls of Torment is an incredible auto-battler like Vampire Survivors with a classic Diablo vibe to it, and now it's set to get a lot bigger.
ScummVM gets support for the survival horror Penumbra Overture from the Amnesia developers
Penumbra Overture was the first survival horror game from Frictional Games released all the way back in 2007, and now ScummVM is getting support for it.
Classic Marathon trilogy on Steam now has Linux support
Originally from Destiny and Halo developer Bungie - Classic Marathon 1, Classic Marathon 2 and Classic Marathon Infinity get Native Linux versions on Steam.
Hollow Knight: Silksong price and release time confirmed
The release of Hollow Knight: Silksong on September 4th is fast approaching, and now Team Cherry have given all the details we need on the timing and cost.
The Linux version of the original Splitgate has been removed
With Splitgate moving over to player hosted matches with the main servers being shut, the developers have now removed the Native Linux version too.
Vampire Survivors latest Beta adds online play and more new content
Vampire Survivors is finally getting the promised online mode, with a Beta now available to try that also includes some new content.
Monster-catching, dungeon-crawling RPG Siralim Ultimate gets a big 2.0 update
Despite the developer being done with it, they've expanded it again. Siralim Ultimate 2.0 is out now as the "biggest update ever".
Popular sci-fi roguelike deckbuilder Cobalt Core added Linux support
Rated Overwhelmingly Positive from users on Steam, the sci-fi roguelike deckbuilder Cobalt Core just added official Linux support.
Check out the demo for Solace Creek a horror game blending suspense, exploration, stealth & puzzle solving
Developer starlit studio recently put up a Linux demo for Solace Creek, a retro-styled horror game that has a focus on suspense, exploration, stealth & puzzles.
Quartet is a fresh retro-styled RPG out now with Linux and Steam Deck support
Four years after their successful crowdfunding, Quartet from developer Something Classic Games is out now with Linux support and now Steam Deck Verified.
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