Tropico 6 is having a little extra time in the oven, with it being announced today for a January 2019 release.

Thanks to a little Twitter tip, we've learned today that NVIDIA are indeed working to provide better support for NVIDIA Optimus on Linux.

A little different to what OpenRA are doing with updated gameplay on an open source game engine, CnCNet are providing downloads for Red Alert & Tiberian Sun that have an updated OpenGL renderer so they work better with Wine.

Boyfriend Dungeon from Kitfox Games (Moon Hunters) promises a rather unusual action-RPG dungeon crawler, one where your weapons actually transform into 'beautiful people' you can take out for a date.

Graveyard Keeper is a slightly amusing game that has you manage a medieval graveyard while facing ethical dilemmas and making questionable decisions. It's officially out now with Linux support.

Good stuff from Daedalic Entertainment here as they've released State of Mind today with full Linux support.

Crazy Justice, the third-person shooter from Black Riddles Studio that will include Battle Royale modes finally has a date for Early Access on August 23rd.

The Free Ones is a first-person platformer that sees a slave escape from captivity and it's out with Linux support.

Sikanda seems like a pretty interesting top-down action-adventure, one that gives you a shape-shifting weapon that takes inspiration from some well-known titles.

Time Traveling Raptors looks all kinds of nuts, an action-platformer where you're facing people as well as dinosaurs as you attempt to fix a broken timeline. Currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter and planned for Linux.

After being in Beta since April, Picaresque Studio have now given the Linux version of the seafaring strategy game Nantucket some official support.

UniverCity from developer Matthew Collins who develops on Linux is a new in-development university management game, it's now available in Early Access on Steam.

A quick tip for those who love their party games as Humble have put out the The Humble Jackbox Party Bundle.

Reddit seems to be buzzing with information from SteamDB showing indications that Valve might be adding support for compatibility tools to enable you to play games on operating systems they weren't designed for, like Wine.

The action RPG Moonlighter seemed really interesting with the shopkeeper element to it, so it was sad the Linux release was delayed. Looks like the delay will come to an end soon!