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As promised by the developers of Volcanoids, the Linux version of their very interesting first-person steampunk survival game is live and ready for when they hit Early Access.

If you would cry happy tears at the thought of a modern successor to 80s games like Thrust and Gravitar, then brace yourself for a river. Developer John Watson is making that dream a reality with his first commercial release, Gravity Ace. And you can try it for free!

As expected, another bug-fix release is out as progress towards the final release of Wine 4.0 approaches.

Always interested to see what silly (and sometimes amazing) things people do with Doom, enter Hellshots Golf.

While it's had Linux support for a few months and has been available on other stores, today GOG have added the action-RPG Mana Spark.

SuperTuxKart, the free and open source racing game has hit the beta stage with the 0.10 release that's now available.

Here's a fun statistic for you today! Steam Play, Valve's fork of Wine which includes DXVK has recently hit 500 titles rated as "Platinum" when going by ProtonDB reports.

As an update to the ongoing saga between Improbable and Unity in regards to SpatialOS, Epic Games have now jumped in to take advantage of it.

Oh goodie, more sales of awesome Linux games for you and another free game for you to be able to claim.

With thanks to a supporter, I was gifted a copy of We Need To Go Deeper. It's a 2-4 player co-op submarine roguelike and it's pretty rough.

While not directly related to Linux gaming, this is still some interesting news to be aware of for those working with the Unity game engine.

Inspired by the likes of Nuclear Throne, Slay the Spire, Risk of Rain and more One Step From Eden looks like a promising action-packed deckbuilding roguelike.

Vintage Story might look a lot like Minecraft but it's a very different beast and it just recently had a rather big update.

One game that could be worth keeping an eye on is the ski resort building and management sim Snowtopia.

When I recently talked about the big update to the survival game CHKN, I was very impressed with the game mechanics and style. However, performance was an issue.

Kontrakt actually released back in October last year, sadly it only supported older distributions but this is now fixed so I've taken a look.

I recently talked about the Steam release of Smith and Winston but I didn't realise until late last night, that the developer actually made a very interesting blog post about supporting multiple platforms.

Abstract Hell from developer Nathan Best released recently with Linux support and it's really quite good.

Something that could be rather exciting for AMD enthusiasts, AMD has officially revealed the AMD Radeon VII at CES 2019. On top of that, 3rd generation Ryzen desktop processors are coming.

Quite a surprise turned up in my inbox recently. Spinnortality, a cyberpunk management sim that looks really good is releasing with Linux support next month.