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Nowhere Prophet, a single-player tactical roguelike with card-based battles is currently going through 'First Access' (itch's version of Early Access) and it has Linux support.

For fans of the classic first-person dungeon crawlers, Ebony Spire: Heresy looks like it might scratch the itch.

Another new arrival! The strategy game Mushroom Wars 2 has officially release the Linux version as promised.

Continuing on from the first part, Estranged: Act II is now available on Linux. The developer switched from Source to Unreal Engine for the second part as well.

OpenMW, the open source Morrowind game engine continues advancing with recent blog posts highlighting some changes sounding rather great.

DwarfCorp allows you to take on an expedition of dwarves looking to make it big in untamed lands. I gave this Early Access title a look to see how it’s shaping up.

The developer of Let Them Come, has said that they are looking into a Linux version of this rather fun sounding shoot ‘em up.

Immortal Redneck, the FPS set in Egypt with rogue-lite elements now has a new game mode allowing you to explore a never-ending tower.

Tower of Time, the Early Access RPG that mixes in real time combat has a fresh update out to overhaul the style of the game.

Need more ways to kill the infected? Dying Light's free 'Content Drop #1' is now available with brand new weapons and more.

The indie singleplayer FPS 'Ravenfield' has a new release out, which adds in custom weapon support, with an overhaul to the loadout UI.

Football Manager 2018 looks like it's shaping up to be a really great release. They're slowly giving out new details and now we have info on the new tactics screen.

OpenRA, the fantastic open source game engine to run games like Red Alert, Command & Conquer and Dune 2000 has a new release today.

The developer of Hell Warders, a mixture of action and tower defense has said that the game should be on Linux in future.

The latest Wine development release 2.19 is now available with various improvements, enhancements and bug fixes.

This is rather unsettling to see, Humble Bundle has now officially joined with the massive media site IGN.

You might not believe it, but it's in fact Friday today and that means we get to celebrate the weekend with a lovely Friday Livestream! There will be games, there will likely be blood and of course there will be me giving you nearly nonsensical commentary on whatever is happening on the screen, enjoy!

The Solus distribution developers are a clever bunch, with their Linux Steam Integration software package and snaps, they are hoping to "relieve the pressure on distributions for supporting gaming".

Tiny and Big: Grandpa's Leftovers released with Linux support years ago, but it's taken until now for GOG to add the Linux version.

We don't see many games like this on Linux at all, so it's great to see the helicopter combat game Heliborne release in full.