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The First Tree, a short and powerful exploration game is now available on Linux
The developer of The First Tree emailed in to let everyone know that their beautiful 3rd-person exploration game is now on Linux 'due to a ton of requests'.
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A look at DwarfCorp, a game about profit and exploration
DwarfCorp allows you to take on an expedition of dwarves looking to make it big in untamed lands. I gave this Early Access title a look to see how it’s shaping up.
SiNKR, a clever little puzzle game, is now available and here are my thoughts
I had the chance to play through SiNKR ahead of its release today. This minimalist game has a lot more going for it than might first meet the eye.
Customizable top-down shooter ‘JYDGE’ released, my thoughts
In JYDGE you build your own cybernetic arm of the law and eradicate crime in the megacity of Edenbyrg. Here’s my review.
When It Hits the Fan, a top-down shooter where four apocalyptic events happened all at once
When It Hits the Fan is a top-down shooter where a zombie outbreak, robot AI takeover, demon incursion, and alien invasion have all happened at once.
Control a DOG-VI drone and uncover the history of Mars in 'CAT Interstellar', now released in full
Do you like exploration games? How do you fancy exploring Mars? CAT Interstellar will allow you to do just that.
Bear With Me releases its final episode, here's some thoughts on the adventure
This noir-styled point and click adventure is now complete with the release of its third episode. I played through this rain-soaked adventure and have a few thoughts to share.
Some thoughts on Vikings - Wolves of Midgard
Vikings - Wolves of Midgard released for Linux recently and here are my thoughts on this new RPG from Games Farm and Kalypso Media Digital.
Puzzle game Operator Overload is here to make your brain sweat
In need of a new puzzle game? Operator Overload might be the one to really make your brain sweat and it had same-day Linux support.
A look at Citadale: The Legends Trilogy, an adventure not worth embarking upon
Monsters, evil overlords and old-school inspired levels and music await you in Citadale. I gave this tiresome adventure a go so you didn’t have to.
Time Recoil, a top-down shooter where you kill to slow time is now on Linux
10tons Ltd have now put out a Linux version of their time-slowing top-down shooter 'Time Recoil', so I took a little look.
Caveman Warriors, the rather sweet platformer that supports 1-4 players is now out
I tested out Caveman Warriors way back in March of this year before the release and I came away impressed. Now that it's released, how did it go?
Outskirts is a colourful, clever and difficult bullet-hell shooter that's now on Linux
Do you like bullet-hell games? Outskirts is something you absolutely need to look at. The idea is clever and it's quite challenging.
Digging for riches and falling onto spikes in SteamWorld Dig 2, now available for Linux
If you're a fan of the first game, you're going to love this. If you missed the first one, you're still going to love SteamWorld Dig 2.
xoEl Empire, a puzzle game that's just utterly weird is on Linux
A little overdue, but I took a look at xoEl Empire as the developer sent in a copy. This puzzle game is just completely weird.
Blowing everyone up in EVERSPACE, my thoughts
After a long wait, EVERSPACE arrived for Linux recently, here’s my thoughts of this rather intense space shooter.
Surviving a frozen world in ICY: Frostbite Edition, some thoughts
ICY: Frostbite Edition is the complete remaster of ICY (which did not have a Linux version), here’s some thoughts on surviving this narrative-driven post-apocalyptic survival RPG set in a new Ice Age.
Stealing cars, helicopters and blowing stuff up in Voxel Turf, some thoughts
Voxel Turf is the new block based urban sandbox from developer L Twigger, some may see it as a voxel sandbox version of Grand Theft Auto, so here’s some thoughts.
Some thoughts on Swim Out, a relaxing puzzle experience
A game about swimming might not be the most obvious premise for the puzzle genre. Swim Out, released today, nonetheless combines stylized visuals and audio into a relaxing package.
Astral Traveler, the runner-style racer has released for Linux, some thoughts
Astral Traveler, the brand new runner-style racer from Dragon Slumber and Brainoid that released with day-1 Linux support. Here’s my review.
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