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Time travelling adventure game The Great Perhaps is out now
Caligari Games and Daedalic Entertainment have today released their time bending adventure game The Great Perhaps and with it comes same-day Linux support as promised.
Category: New Release
Tactics V: "Obsidian Brigade" brings a retro turn-based tactics game to Linux
Retro-style tactical turn-based strategy game Tactics V: "Obsidian Brigade" has recently released with Linux support.
Roll dice, swap around cards and kick butt in Dicey Dungeons, out now
Dicey Dungeons is a lighthearted deck-building roguelike, where you're a massive walking die and it's available today with Linux support.
The ambitious Anodyne 2: Return to Dust is out with Linux support, some thoughts
Combining elements from both 3D and 2D games, Anodyne 2: Return to Dust has officially released with Linux support.
Towertale, the fast-paced 2D boss battler now has a Linux version available
With fast-paced 2D action, Towertale from MiSou Games arrives on Linux and not long after the original Windows version.
Eliza, the new Visual Novel from Zachtronics is out now with Linux support
Usually known for their excellent puzzle games, Zachtronics have released Eliza, a new and intriguing sounding Visual Novel.
Hard sci-fi space sim Rings of Saturn has entered Early Access on Steam
After launching on itch.io with a hybrid Early Access/Crowdfunding model, the hard sci-fi space sim Rings of Saturn is now available with Linux support on Steam in Early Access.
The absolutely insane hardcore platformer Electronic Super Joy 2 is out for free
Almost six years after the original, Michael Todd Games returns to inflict more painful hardcore platforming with slick beats in Electronic Super Joy 2 which is out now.
The extreme arcade space-shooter Space Mercs is now available on itch.io, plus some sales info
Space Mercs from Bearded Giant Games who develop their games entirely on Linux, released on Steam recently and now you can also catch it on itch.io.
Reaction-based physics-platformer MineRalph is now out
If you don't get frustrated easily and you enjoy a challenge, perhaps also a bit of speedrunning, MineRalph is probably a game you will enjoy.
Comedy cosmic horror adventure Gibbous - A Cthulhu Adventure is now out
Gibbous - A Cthulhu Adventure, a comedy cosmic horror adventure from Transylvanian developer Stuck In Attic has released with same-day Linux support and it's a wild ride.
Charming puzzle game OXXO officially released with Linux support
Yesterday, OXXO from game developer Hamster On Coke Games was released as their latest sweet puzzle game. I've been playing it through and it's wonderful.
Tactical action-platformer Gunslugs:Rogue Tactics is out
Jump, dodge, shoot and hide in the latest game from Orangepixel, the tactical action-platformer Gunslugs:Rogue Tactics is out now.
This War of Mine has a third narrative-driven episode now available with Fading Embers
11 bit studios have today released This War of Mine: Stories - Fading Embers, the third episode in their narrative-driven expansion set to the popular survival game.
Triangulum is a minimalist logic puzzle game now out with Linux support
Perhaps you need something new to relax with while you're having a coffee break or you want to test your mind a little, without much stressing. Triangulum could fit there.
I got shot in the head in Kindergarten 2 and helped a janitor declare war, it's out now
Kindergarten 2 from Con Man Games and SmashGames is a thoroughly odd game, one where Kindergarten is a very dangerous place.
Co-op submarine adventure roguelike "We Need To Go Deeper" officially released
After over two years of Early Access, the silly co-op roguelike submarine adventure We Need To Go Deeper has released.
Futuristic lonely single-player survival game "Drift Into Eternity" adds Linux support
As the only survivor of a distressed long-haul spaceship, you're trapped and faced with a failing ship. It's do or die.
MiniGolf Maker lets you build a course and play with friends, now available on Linux
A bit of MiniGolf anyone? Road Turtle Games released MiniGolf Maker into Steam's Early Access program back in March, with Linux support landing yesterday.
Not The Wine O'Clock News is now showing at 4.13
This isn't in reference to the lovely fruity stuff, we are of course talking about the Wine compatibility software.
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