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CHANGE, a homeless survival game is in Early Access with Linux support
One I'm surprised I missed, CHANGE from developer Delve Interactive (PONCHO) is a survival game where you're homeless in a randomly generated city.
Category: Steam
GOG and Steam are both running a Polish celebration sale
To celebrate Poland's independence, both GOG and Steam are running a special sale with some good Linux games going cheap.
Lucah: Born of a Dream is a pretty wild action-RPG with a very unique art style now on Linux
One I missed from early last month, the action-RPG Lucah: Born of a Dream added a Linux version not long after the initial release. The art style is really crazy.
Can you stop a magical hyper-breeding horde of Rabbits? Fluffy Horde is out now
Mixing a tower defense game with real-time strategy, Fluffy Horde offers a rather amusing experience.
You can now make some truly ridiculous boats in Make Sail, with a new creative mode
Make Sail from developer Popcannibal is a reasonably promising game about building boats and attempting not to sink. The latest update is out and adds in a creative mode.
Out of Space, a co-op multiplayer game about trying to live together in space will come to Linux
One I spotted recently, Behold Studios (Galaxy of Pen & Paper, Knights of Pen and Paper) are working on a new game called Out of Space and it sounds interesting enough.
Surviving Mars: Space Race expansion to blast off on November 15th
Get ready to blast off towards the red planet once again, as the Surviving Mars: Space Race expansion is set to release on November 15th.
Galaxy of Pen & Paper has a free +1 edition update, which adds official Linux support
After waiting since last summer, Behold Studios have now managed to add official Linux support to Galaxy of Pen & Paper along with the +1 edition free update.
Tropico 6 release date announced, looks like Linux will see same-day support
Tropico 6 from developer Limbic Entertainment and publisher Kalypso Media now has a release date announced for January 25th, 2019.
Artificial life sim 'Vilmonic' where you can mess with evolution is now out
Vilmonic, a pixel-art artificial life sim from Bludgeonsoft has been officially released, with full Linux support.
Mark of the Ninja: Remastered should now work properly for AMD GPU users on Linux
Klei have been working on improving Mark of the Ninja: Remastered with a recent beta that's now live for everyone. Two Linux-specific issues were found and fixed.
Planetary Annihilation: TITANS continues to improve with another recent patch
Planetary Annihilation: TITANS, the massive scale RTS now being continued by the new Planetary Annihilation Inc had another small patch recently to further improve it.
Skateboarding birds? That's exactly what SkateBIRD from Glass Bottom Games will provide
Glass Bottom Games, developer of Spartan Fist and Hot Tin Roof have announced SkateBIRD and it looks hilariously fun.
Meltys Quest, a completely uncensored 2D RPG full of sex is now available on Linux
Since Steam has relaxed their content policy lately, Meltys Quest has not only become fully uncensored it also now has a Linux version so you can go about and do the naughty.
Equilinox, a relaxing nature simulation game launches with Linux support later this month
For those of you after some more casual and relaxing games, Equilinox will have you nurture your own ecosystem.
Re-Legion, the cyberpunk-inspired strategy game delayed until next year with a new trailer
Re-Legion should be an interesting RTS, with a cyberpunk influence you will start your own cult and begin amassing followers. It has a release delay along with a new trailer.
You can now play as a Firefighter in the excellent Streets of Rogue, also has world Seed support
Closing in on the final release, Streets of Rogue the hilarious rogue-lite has added in the ability to play as a Firefighter class.
Dungeon League, a chaotic action-RPG has released with Linux support
Dungeon League is a vibrant and chaotic action-RPG that aims to take dungeon crawling out of the dark and into a crazy party game.
The Steam for Linux limited beta was six years ago tomorrow, where's the cake?
Six years ago tomorrow (yes really!) Valve announced the Steam for Linux beta for a limited amount of interested gamers.
Valve to run an Artifact Preview Tournament showing off the built-in tournament feature
Valve emailed us to let us know they're going to be running an Artifact Preview Tournament this month to show off their built-in tournament feature using their new streaming service.