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The co-op space exploration game 'PULSAR: Lost Colony' just had a huge update
PULSAR: Lost Colony is a space exploration game where you and friends (or AI) can team up to play a unique role on board a spaceship. It just had a pretty huge update!
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Roguelike narrative card game 'Cultist Simulator' to release with Linux support on May 31st
Cultist Simulator looks like a very interesting narrative crafting digital card game, where dangers are many.
Your villagers in Rise to Ruins can now grow old and die
Rise to Ruins, the awesome godlike village simulator has a new unstable build out with a new villager ageing system.
3D precision platformer 'Super Lovely Planet' added Linux support recently
For those who just can't get enough 3D platforming, we have another! Super Lovely Planet just recently added Linux support.
Make a name for your family in 'SAELIG', as it's now on Linux
SAELIG is a hard game to properly describe, with it pulling in elements from many games. It has features found in simulation and building games as well as RPGs, it's also now on Linux.
Some thoughts on Pawarumi, a stylish and action-packed shoot ‘em up
This eye-catching shoot ‘em up mixes constant action with Mesoamerican motifs and a story about revenge. I stuck with it despite dying a large amount of times and have some thoughts to share about the game.
Final Directive is a surprisingly good shooter, we have a copy to give away
Final Directive is a pretty good shooter that released for Linux back in February and we have a copy to give away.
We've scheduled two more Rocket League tournaments, here's the details
The first Rocket League tournament we ran went quite well, the second not so much. So for the next two tournaments we're going to give them a bit more exposure.
Survival game Rust adds in boats and an exciting Chinook Event
Now that Rust is out of Early Access, their big monthly updates are quite interesting. The latest added in plenty of fun.
Battle Royale game 'Darwin Project' looks like it might actually be coming to Linux
Begin warming up the hype machine, as it looks like Battle Royale game 'Darwin Project' might be getting a Linux version.
Voxel Turf just had a huge update, the AI can now build cities and hired goons can be given orders
Voxel Turf, the urban sandbox that's a little like Minecraft with elements of a city-builder and GTA has just had a huge update.
RUINER is looking good on Linux, official non-beta build due on Monday
RUINER, the brutal action shooter from Reikon Games recently arrived on Linux in beta and it's looking really good.
FPS Ion Maiden updated with a new game mode and OpenGL optimisations
Are you enjoying the retro inspired FPS Ion Maiden? Time to jump back in as the latest update is rather great.
The fun FPS 'Ballistic Overkill' adds more female skins, free to try for a few days and 50% off
Ballistic Overkill is a fun and cheap FPS that I've put many hours into, it's now free to try for a few days and on sale with 50% off if you decide to keep it.
The Wastes is a classic inspired fast-paced multiplayer FPS that's now out
The Wastes is a fast-paced multiplayer FPS revamp of an old Half-Life mod released in 2000 of the same name, rebuilt with id Tech 3.
Free and open source RTS 'Zero-K' releases on Steam on April 27th
Free and open source RTS 'Zero-K' is going to release on Steam on April 27th, along with a single-player campaign and multiplayer.
Build a space station and colonise planets in The Spatials: Galactology, leaving Early Access on April 18th
The Spatials: Galactology, the expanded version of The Spatials is finally going to leave Early Access on April 18th.
Glitchspace, a first-person puzzler that has you reprogramming the environment is now free
The last game from Space Budgie, Glitchspace, a first-person puzzler that involves reprogramming the environment is now officially free.
Shovel Knight sells 2 million copies, Linux sales account for 1.1% of Steam sales
Yacht Club Games have announced that Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove has officially sold 2 million copies, with Linux accounting for 1.1% of Steam sales.
For The King, a strategic RPG with turn-based combat looks like it's being prepped for Linux
For The King, a strategic RPG that has turn-based combat along with procedural maps, quests, and events looks like it's being prepped for a Linux version as the final release is soon.
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