Starbound, the 2D survival sandbox game from Chucklefish is going to get a lot bigger, specifically space travel is going to get much bigger.
All Walls Must Fall, an isometric tactics game currently in the final days of Kickstarter has promised same-day Linux support!
The developer of the open source Playstation 3 emulator 'RPCS3' has improved Linux support recently.
Hearthlands is a pretty nice city builder and the developers just released an update to include a small campaign mode.
My last April Fools’ left some people quite disappointed, so how about we do this for reals this time? Get determined because this is my Undertale experience.
The final Beta of Albion Online has begun and the new world design along with all the new biomes have landed and it's looking pretty good.
Hello there! The weekly Friday Livestream is happening (unsurprisingly) today and I'd just like to remind everyone that there's a chance to enjoy some live Linux gaming with you as your host. Just in case you are interested. No hard feelings if you're not.
Contraption Maker came to Linux with the Humble Indie Bundle 14 back in 2015. I was gifted a copy some time ago and finally found some time to play it.
Today I took a look at 'Asura' a brand new hack 'n' slash title that's inspired by Indian mythology.
Looks like the Wine developers consider the Multi-threaded command stream for Direct3D good enough now, as it's in Wine 2.6.
Yet another chance to get some great games for much cheaper, as Feral Interactive are doing a big Easter sale.
The big new DLC for Cities: Skylines named Mass Transit is set to arrive on May 18th and they have a slick new trailer for it.
The developers of the beautiful action platformer Rise & Shine have posted on Steam to note that the Linux version is ready, it's just waiting on final approval from the publisher.
Tribal Pass, a genre-mashing tactical runner, is one we missed last year as they added Linux support after the initial release. Here's a few quick thoughts on it.
BRAIN / OUT is a free to play 2D side-scrolling online shooter, it looks good, so I tested it out for a while to see if it's worth your time too.
La-Mulana, the free roaming exploration platformer has had a Linux version since early last year on Steam, but now GOG have it too.
It seems UNIGINE have Vulkan firmly in their sights to support it this year, which means their recently released Superposition benchmark could gain support for it too.
ONRAID is a self-proclaimed “challenging 2D shooter” that is heavy on the multiplayer component despite having a lot that you can do by yourself. It’s recently gone free-to-play so I gave it a look to see if it was any good.
Jupiter Hell, a project I personally backed is really showing how to do a Kickstarter properly in terms of Linux support and open communication.
If fighting hordes of enemies with fancifully implausible-but-shooty ranged and melee weapons is what you desire in life, Woodpunk might satiate the need. The developers have recently announced Linux support and are looking for enough votes on Greenlight to proceed.