The delightfully weird adventure Little Misfortune has released
From the creator of Fran Bow and sharing the same world comes another slightly strange adventure with Little Misfortune, out today with Linux support.
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Devader, possibly the most insane twin-stick shooter I've ever played is out now
You think you know bullet-hell? Devader will challenge that thought. Released today with Linux support from developer Falkenbrew, Devader is one twin-stick not to be missed.
A Short Hike is a very sweet and serene experience
Taking a break to go on A Short Hike turned out to be a rather beautiful experience, one that has allowed me to sit back and appreciate the calmer side of life for a moment.
Twin-stick exploration shooter Smith and Winston is out now, some thoughts
Execution Unit have now officially released their fantastically styled exploration shooter Smith and Winston, with great Linux support.
From Orbit has you hop from one planet to the next in this RTS, out now with Linux support
Manage the crew of a small spaceship as you hop between planets in uncharted space, From Orbit has a fun idea.
Eliza from Zachtronics is a Visual Novel that's worth your time
Eliza, not the usual type of game Zachtronics are known for but their puzzle games are always great so with the recent release of their Visual Novel game Eliza I was pretty curious about it.
Some more thoughts on Ion Fury, the FPS from Voidpoint and 3D Realms
Ion Fury (previously Ion Maiden) is true example of how you really don’t need to push graphics ever closer to realism to achieve something ridiculously good.
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.
Fast-paced atmospheric arcade title "LOST ORBIT: Terminal Velocity" is out with Linux support
You're going to need some quick reflexes for LOST ORBIT: Terminal Velocity, a game about being stranded in deep space.
Tower Defense game "Defend The Keep" is out with same-day Linux support
Defend The Keep from Vanille Games offers a familiar Tower Defense formula, with a few extra spices thrown in to make it worthy of your attention.
The chaotic and brilliant "Streets of Rogue" has left Early Access
Easily in my top five releases this year, Streets of Rogue from Matt Dabrowski and tinyBuild has now left Early Access with Linux support in good shape.
The Colonists is a city-builder that's worth your time with cute little robot workers
Now that the dust has settled with the Linux version of The Colonists out in the wild, I spent some time playing it and came away quite impressed by it.
Oaths, coalitions and betrayal — some thoughts on Total War: THREE KINGDOMS
The latest entry in the Total War franchise has had me battling all over China in a bid to obtain the mandate of heaven. Becoming emperor is easier when you've got good friends.
Colourful city-builder 'ISLANDERS' has officially released for Linux and it's really lovely
I don't think I've hit the buy button on Steam that quickly in a while, as ISLANDERS, a colourful city-builder is now officially out for Linux.
Lovely Planet 2: April Skies is an FPS with a sweet style for those who like to go fast
Lovely Planet 2: April Skies from QUICKTEQUILA and tinyBuild has released, with Linux support just like the first game. Are you reading to run, jump and shoot? There's a lot of that.
Turn-based survival villager builder 'Seeds of Resilience' released
Seeds of Resilience has an interesting idea about survival, with you trying not to die on a deserted island and the full release is now available.
Some thoughts on SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech, the deck-builder from Image & Form Games
Image & Form Games have done it again, crafting another SteamWorld game that's worth playing although very different to what came before.
Stellaris goes 64bit in the 2.3 "Wolfe" update release, the Ancient Relics DLC also out now
Stellaris has expanded again for everyone and the Ancient Relics DLC is now officially available to play.
An in-depth review of John Romero's SIGIL's single player levels, the unofficial fifth episode of the original Doom
Contributor Sunburst gives their thoughts on SIGIL, the free DOOM Megawad from Romero Games. Article contains some minor spoilers.
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