For those who love their puzzles and their programming, Robo Instructus from developer Big AB Games was just announced.
As a companion to our article in January, here's another look at even more games coming to Linux across 2019.
Only just announced today, ScourgeBringer from Flying Oak Games, E-Studio and Dear Villagers who've all joined together to make it is a fast-paced action platformer that does look very slick.
Always on the look out for a good deal, Humble Store recently announced their Square Enix sale and there's some good choices for cash-strapped Linux gamers.
10tons latest game, Undead Horde, will not have Linux support at the initial Early Access release. It's still coming but later.
For those itching to play another grand-strategy game, you will need to wait a little longer as Eons of War has moved to a September release.
Railway Empire continues to grow with the fifth expansion now available, this time Germany takes centre stage.
Pebberley Island, the second DLC for Two Point Hospital will be expanding the amusing hospital sim later this month.
Wow, that's a name I haven't heard for a while! A.N.N.E had a Kickstarter way back in May of 2013 and it's finally closing in on an Early Access release.
I'm quite sad about this one, Road to your City looked like an interesting city-builder that was switching things up nicely with a focus on building up a Football (Soccer) team but it's failed the Kickstarter challenge.
You know what it's like starting a new job, it's both exciting and terrifying. In Yuppie Psycho, it's terrifying for a whole different reason.
The developer of WOUNDED, Workbench Entertainment, has confirmed that a Linux version of their short and intense horror title is on the way.
If you're a bit of an RTS nut like me, Rusted Warfare is a really fantastic choice. It's been updated again with some fun new features and content.
For those itching to play through another FPS, you might want to take a look at Deep Rock Galactic from Ghost Ship Games.
The Early Access space combat sim ASTROKILL continues to impress and this latest update should solve some issues our readers had with it before.
ProtonDB, the rather nice ratings website where you can go and give your thoughts on games played through Steam Play put out another data dump, here's a look inside.
Since the first episode was so well received, here's the second episode of the Linux Gaming News Punch, a bite-sized look at some interesting Linux gaming news in both video and audio-only forms.
For those who love their colourful adventure games, I spoke with Application Systems Heidelberg the publisher of Nelly Cootalot: Spoonbeaks Ahoy! HD who confirmed it's heading to Linux.
The DRM-free store GOG have another addition to their Linux line-up with Slime-san: Superslime Edition now available.
The weekend has crashed into our lives once again, I'm here to give you a little look into what good deals you can find on some Linux games.