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314 Arts show off more impressive progress Projekt Z, an upcoming WW2 co-op survival FPS

By Liam Squires-Hand,
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Confirmed to be launching with Linux support, and it will be free to play in some form, Projekt Z from 314 Arts impressed us in the first dev video and they're back to show off more progress.
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VR rhythm shooter 'Groove Gunner' enters Early Access with Linux support on October 28

By Liam Squires-Hand,
4
Ready to show off your moves and need a new VR game? BitCutter Studios have announced their technical VR rhythm shooter will release into Early Access on October 28.
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Civilization VI to get a Sid Meier's Pirates inspired scenario in a free upgrade

By Liam Squires-Hand,
1
Ahoy, Me Hearties! Firaxis Games have announced the next free upgrade for Civilization VI is coming on October 22 and it sounds like it's going to be a lot fun.
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Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood announced by the devs of The Coma

By Liam Squires-Hand,
3
Devespresso Games (The Coma series, Vambrace: Cold Soul) have announced Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood, which will be releasing with Linux support in early 2021.
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Stadia to have three days of announcements and some Stadia-only 'hands-on surprises'

By Liam Squires-Hand,
33
Google have teased a big Stadia event planned next week where we could see new game announcements, along with some special early demos to try out.
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CodeWeavers releases CrossOver 20, big rebranding with 'PortJump and ExecMode'

By Liam Squires-Hand,
10
CodeWeavers, one of the biggest sponsors of the compatibility layer Wine have announced a major rebranding along with the release of Crossover 20.
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Petal Crash is an absolutely beautiful block-smashing match puzzler out now

By Liam Squires-Hand,
2
Built like the arcade action-puzzlers of the mid-90s, Petal Crash is a very welcome addition to the block matching genre and is a joy to play.
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KDE releases the Plasma 5.20 desktop - just as beautiful as ever

By Liam Squires-Hand,
23
Plasma is arguably one of the prettiest Linux desktop environments around, and it's highly configurable too. The KDE team just released a huge upgrade with Plasma 5.20.
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There's a new Linux driver for the Guitar Hero Live (PS3) and Wii U Guitar devices

By Liam Squires-Hand,
3
Do you have a Guitar Hero Live (PS3) 6-fret guitar or perhaps one from the Wii U that you want to use on Linux? Prepare to dust them off.
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Virtual Cottage is a sweet little chill-out app with a timer reminiscent of Kind Words

By Liam Squires-Hand,
1
Need to get something done and remove distractions? Virtual Cottage is a real sweet idea for a screen-saver style application that gives you tunes and a timer.
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Bloody Rally Show: Prologue is out now to give you a taste of some frantic 2D racing

By Liam Squires-Hand,
0
Bloody Rally Show from February 2020 was probably one of the best top-down racers I've played in a long time, and it now has a free Bloody Rally Show: Prologue version you can try out.
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The Elder Scrolls: Arena open source game engine OpenTESArena advances on

By Liam Squires-Hand,
5
More classics continuing to live on?! Yes please, thanks to the power of open source and dedicated fans The Elder Scrolls: Arena has a modern game engine that continues maturing.
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Try not to destroy nature in Epicinium, a free and open source strategy game out now

By Liam Squires-Hand,
0
Just released today is Epicinium, a competitive strategy game that tries to get you to think a little differently as you fight while trying not to destroy the environment.
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You can now order a PC case that looks like the classic Commodore 64

By Liam Squires-Hand,
47
Enjoy retro computing? It seems one company does, as My Retro Computer have revived the classic Commodore 64 as a barebones PC case.
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Play the classic Diablo on Linux with a huge new release of DevilutionX

By Liam Squires-Hand,
9
Diablo is something of a classic and it lives on thanks to the public domain game engine DevilutionX.
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Hybrid Beasts has a fresh spin on the classic Worms - now in Early Access on Steam

By Liam Squires-Hand,
4
Hybrid Beasts from Beastbits aims to modernise the classic turn-based battling found in Worms and hype it up a little, with a release now live on Steam in Early Access.
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Save a village on the brink of destruction in Lonesome Village - confirmed for Linux

By Liam Squires-Hand,
0
Developer Ogre Pixel is currently running a successful crowdfunding campaign for Lonesome Village, a puzzle-solving adventure with social simulation and town-building that's now confirmed for Linux.
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Looks like Total War Saga: TROY is still coming to Linux in 2021

By Liam Squires-Hand,
6
While currently Total War Saga: TROY is exclusive to the Epic Games Store, it appears Feral Interactive are still planning to bring official Linux support with a port onto Steam in 2021.
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Vircadia is an in-development free and open source decentralized 3D social space

By Liam Squires-Hand,
8
Remember social games like Second Life? Vircadia, was created from a failed spiritual successor to it and it's free and open source too.
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Thrive, the free and open source evolution game has a massive new release up

By Liam Squires-Hand,
0
After switching to Godot Engine back in May, things seem to be going really well for the free and open source evolution sim Thrive, as they have a huge release out now.
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