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Screaming Steel: 1914-1918, a WWI total conversion for Day of Infamy has a major update
If you're after your next FPS fix, perhaps the Screaming Steel: 1914-1918 mod for Day of Infamy might be worth a look.
Dota 2 is going through some big changes to matchmaking
Valve are attempting to address numerous complaints and issues involving the Dota 2 community and matchmaking system, with some experimental changes.
After a mishap losing code, the dev of Exodemon has recovered some making a Linux build possible
Exodemon, a fast paced first person shooter that recently released on Steam has an unfortunate history with some code being lost. The good news is some has been recovered and work continues, with a Linux version possible again.
KDE has an unpatched security issue that's been made public
Here's your morning dose of uh-oh, a security researcher has made an unfortunate vulnerability in KDE public. Not something we usually cover, but since there's no fix available it's worth letting you know.
Non-linear RPG "Dark Envoy" from the developer of Tower of Time announced, planned for Linux
Developer Event Horizon has my attention, with the announcement of their brand new non-linear RPG called Dark Envoy.
Psyonix are removing randomized loot boxes from Rocket League
Rocket League, the awesome sports game about smacking balls into goals using rocket powered cars is going through some changes.
Lost Flame is a new roguelike in Early Access with a focus on the combat and different weapons
Need a new roguelike to sink some time into? Lost Flame recently arrived on Steam in Early Access and it now has Linux support included too.
Deadly Days continues to be a really fun strategic zombie survival rogue-lite
After leaving the strategic zombie survival rogue-lite Deadly Days to cook for a while, it's had a few major updates while in Early Access and it's really coming along nicely.
Want a copy of Slay the Spire? Enter our competition
Slay the Spire, the absolutely brilliant fusion of a roguelike and a deck-building card game released with Linux support in January, now is your chance to win a copy.
Looks like we might see the end of developers constantly changing their Steam release date
Steam isn't perfect, that's for sure and one particular issue that constantly comes up is how some developers have been abusing the release date display.
This War of Mine has a third narrative-driven episode now available with Fading Embers
11 bit studios have today released This War of Mine: Stories - Fading Embers, the third episode in their narrative-driven expansion set to the popular survival game.
Sweet indie RTS "The Fertile Crescent" adds female villagers, better AI and improved performance
Currently free during Alpha, The Fertile Crescent looks a bit like a retro Age of Empires and the development team continue advancing it.
The upcoming forgotten video game world "Village Monsters" has a new trailer
Village Monsters lets you step into a video game world, one long-forgotten and it finally has a new trailer to show off all the progress that has been made.
Triangulum is a minimalist logic puzzle game now out with Linux support
Perhaps you need something new to relax with while you're having a coffee break or you want to test your mind a little, without much stressing. Triangulum could fit there.
PlayStation 3 emulator RPCS3 continues to show off amazing progress, June's report is up
The RPCS3 team continue hacking away at their code for this impressive PlayStation 3 emulator and they've reached another milestone.
A look at how Steam Play is doing, based on the ProtonDB reports from July
Continuing our monthly look over the data dumps provided by ProtonDB, the unofficial reports website for tracking how well Steam Play games run, here's the July 2019 instalment.
DXVK 1.3.2 is out as a small and focused stability update to this Vulkan layer
Developer Philip Rebohle has put out a new point release of the Vulkan-based D3D11 and D3D10 implementation for Wine, with DXVK 1.3.2 now up.
Crazy-looking third-person action beat 'em up MADNESS: Project Nexus is coming to Linux
MADNESS: Project Nexus popped up on Steam recently and this mix of a running, gunning and beat 'em up is planning to support Linux when it releases later this year.
I got shot in the head in Kindergarten 2 and helped a janitor declare war, it's out now
Kindergarten 2 from Con Man Games and SmashGames is a thoroughly odd game, one where Kindergarten is a very dangerous place.
Simple and relaxing trading sim "Merchant of the Skies" has entered Early Access
Merchant of the Skies from Latvian developer Coldwild Games just recently entered Early Access, it's a strangely relaxing trading sim.
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