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Rocket League, the insanely addictive rocket-powered sports game from Psyonix, Inc. has a few important tweaks released along with the second Rocket Pass.

While it may not arrive for Linux at release, the developer of the sweet looking RPG HEARTBEAT has confirmed their intention to do a Linux build.

While we knew DUSK would be getting a Linux version, it's always good to see confirmation that's up to date and positive.

The Odd Realm, the simulation game where you will lead a group of settlers to a new home is coming to Steam next month.

Now available with Linux support in Early Access, Battle Royale Tycoon flips the hype train upside down and has you building the arena rather than fighting in it.

Take the chill off with some toasty new games, now with money off in the Humble Indie Mega Week sale.

Just in time for the holidays, Linux gamers finally have version parity with other platforms. Expect to be able to spend just one more turn playing with friends on other operating systems.

John Romero, one of the co-founders of id Software has revealed he's been working on SIGIL, a free megawad for the original 1993 DOOM.

It seems a lot of Unity games upgrading to later versions of Unity are suffering from graphical distortions on Linux with an NVIDIA GPU. There is a workaround available.

After a few months in Early Access, the tactical RPG Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark has come along nicely and it's quite impressive.

Mindustry is a free and open source Tower Defense game that pulls in elements rather similar to Factorio and it seems like it could be quite good.

After being quiet for some time, the Unvanquished team is back and they have quite a lot to show off in the new release of their free and open source shooter.

Citra, the impressive and quickly moving Nintendo 3DS emulator has a new progress report out and it sounds great.

Valve are continuing to support as many devices as possible with a new Steam client beta now available.

News in the last week, heck, in the last few weeks and months have the potential to shake up the games industry significantly. It certainly may have huge repercussions for Linux gaming. It’s also been a little hard to follow sometimes, so I decided to explain many of the developments of the past few months and put them within an easy-to-understand context.

For those who like to guzzle a glass of the good stuff, Wine 4.0 just got the first release candidate.

Finally, after waiting for a few months NVIDIA has released a new mainline driver which includes Transform Feedback support.

Feral Interactive have adjusted their mirrors and put things into high gear with DiRT 4 on the way to Linux.

Inspired by the likes of World of Darkness, H.P. Lovecraft and Twin Peaks, the choose your own adventure Blackout is coming to Linux.

If you like your sci-fi co-op games, EmptyEpsilon might be one to take a look at which is free and open source.