The huge 'Opportunity Update' for Surviving Mars is out
Surviving Mars just got quite a bit nicer, thanks to the effort from Haemimont Games based on player feedback.
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All four chapters of the text-parser driven adventure game 'Snail Trek' are now on Linux
Do you miss the days of the classic adventure games? The Snail Trek chapters might be exactly what you're after.
Fallout-inspired ATOM RPG has another big content update
For those of you wanting another RPG to play, one perhaps a bit like the old Fallout games it seems ATOM RPG might be a good choice.
The fun top-down shooter State of Anarchy: Master of Mayhem recently had a big content update
For those who love their top-down shooters, State of Anarchy: Master of Mayhem is a pretty good one that recently had a big free content update.
Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II updated with character dismemberment
The free multiplayer action game Pirates, Vikings, and Knights II was updated recently with a character dismemberment system and plenty more.
Compact action-RPG 'The Swords of Ditto' is out with day-1 Linux support
The Swords of Ditto is the new compact action-RPG from developer onebitbeyond and publisher Devolver Digital and it just released, although it has a big flaw right now on Linux.
High-speed co-op racer Trailblazers to release on May 8th, with cross-platform multiplayer
Trailblazers, the unique co-op racer where you paint a racing line on the course is now releasing on May 8th with Linux support.
The final Dungeons 3 DLC is out named Lord of the Kings
Dungeons 3, the dungeon building strategy game from Kalypso Media and Realmforge Studios has the final DLC release with Lord of the Kings.
Fire balls in the air using mines in Super Inefficient Golf, stupidly fun
Super Inefficient Golf is what you get when you combine Golf with many explosions and it's out with Linux support.
Sci-fi arena twin-stick shooter 'DEATHPIT 3000' just added Linux support
Think you have what it takes to face the arena? Cheap twin-stick shooter DEATHPIT 3000 might test that theory.
Wipeout-inspired racer BallisticNG now has Linux support
For those who remember Wipeout, the fast-paced futuristic racer you will probably want to take a close look at BallisticNG now it has Linux support.
Brutal Hexen-inspired FPS 'Apocryph' is planning to release on April 27th
Remember Apocryph? The brutal FPS inspired by the likes of Hexen, Heretic, Painkiller and so on. Well the developer has announced that they're aiming for an April 27th release.
War for the Overworld has a huge patch and DLC release
For those of you who just can't get enough of building your own dungeon, War for the Overworld had a huge free content patch and a big DLC release too.
The developer of Helium Rain gave an update on their sales, low overall sales but a high Linux percentage
Helium Rain, the gorgeous space sim from Deimos Games is really quite good so it's a shame they've seen such low overall sales.
Graveyard Keeper looks weird and interesting in their new gameplay reveal
Graveyard Keeper, from Lazy Bear Games and tinyBuild finally has some proper gameplay to show off and it's equal parts weird, grim and quite interesting.
God game 'The Universim' to enter Steam Early Access in August with Linux support
The Universim, the god game from Crytivo is finally going to be available on Steam in Early Access on August 28th.
Basingstoke, the new tense stealth and action title from Puppy Games to release April 27th
Puppy Games latest game Basingstoke, which mixes in stealth and action is going to release April 27th with full Linux support.
Hollow Knight: Lifeblood is out as another free update and it's looking good
Hollow Knight: Lifeblood has just released aiming to make the already amazing action adventure game even better.
Strategic RPG 'For The King' has left Early Access and is now on Linux
For The King, a strategic RPG with tabletop and roguelike elements has recently left Early Access, it seems they also published the Linux version too.
Sword fighter 'Blade Symphony' has delayed the next update that was due to get Linux support
It seems the developer of Blade Symphony has had a case of feature-creep and so the next update that was due with Linux support is going to be late.
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