For those who love their real-time strategy games, you might want to take a look at the space strategy game Element which just left Early Access.
The hype machine has started rolling for Crazy Justice once again, especially now they've announced what's going to happen.
Feral Interactive announced today in their newsletter that the Linux port Total War: WARHAMMER II will be available in 'early Autumn'.
It's time for a new big game bundle, with the Humble Sports Bundle now out with awesome games for Linux.
This is really awesome news, Nightdive Studios have released Forsaken Remastered, an updated version of the 1998 shooter with Linux support today.
Abbey Games (Reus, Renowned Explorers) have just announced Godhood, a new simulation game that has you create a religion and it should come to Linux.
A few days earlier than expected, it seems This Is the Police 2 has now been officially released with Linux support.
As always, there's plenty of Linux games on sale across various stores and here's your weekly roundup of what to look out for.
For those who like a relaxing experience, Parkitect is a solid choice. Beta 9 is out with a new ride, new default park terrain options and more.
Gladiabots from developer GFX47 was just recently updated with quite a lot of improvements ahead of the Steam release on August 9th.
One for fans of point and click adventure games, as the detective adventure Lamplight City from the developer of A Golden Wake and Shardlight is coming to Linux.
Get ready for another fight, as the MMO Albion Online has its fourth major post-launch update with Merlyn.
After a long wait, the adventure platformer Chasm from developer Bit Kid is now officially available.
For those interested, the video of Keith Packard's presentation at DebConf 2018 is now available to view.
For those wanting to play Morrowind on Linux, the latest version of the open source game engine OpenMW is out with a new spell search bar and more.
I'm sure this will excite a few of you, as it has been confirmed that Jay Pinkerton who co-wrote the Portal 2 story is now back at Valve.
When I reached out to the developer of UniverCity, just to confirm Linux support was in I didn't get a reply I expected.
There's an update out for the new Steam Chat system for everyone along with changes only available for those in the Steam Client Beta.
The weekend has arrived and for many of you this is likely your best time to boot up your favourite game, so what are you all playing?
Byte Driver from developer Vector Hat looks like an incredibly retro experience, currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter with a Linux demo available.