Urban Terror: Resurgence, the revamp of the classic free FPS Urban Terror has some fresh footage of the alpha that's running on Unreal Engine.
Klei have been working on improving Mark of the Ninja: Remastered with a recent beta that's now live for everyone. Two Linux-specific issues were found and fixed.
Jellies, yes Jellies. Little wobbly creatures not too different to the slimes from Slime Rancher. Alchemic Cutie isn't just a cute name, it's a sweet looking game.
Planetary Annihilation: TITANS, the massive scale RTS now being continued by the new Planetary Annihilation Inc had another small patch recently to further improve it.
Glass Bottom Games, developer of Spartan Fist and Hot Tin Roof have announced SkateBIRD and it looks hilariously fun.
Here's a curious one, the survival adventure The Long Dark from Hinterland Studio is going to be leaving GOG.
Monstrum is an interesting one, a horror game with some random generation, one of three monsters each time you play and it's quite freaky.
Since Steam has relaxed their content policy lately, Meltys Quest has not only become fully uncensored it also now has a Linux version so you can go about and do the naughty.
Book of Demons, a dungeon crawling hack and slash with deckbuilding will no longer get a native Linux port. Steam Play is part of the reason. UPDATED.
For those of you after some more casual and relaxing games, Equilinox will have you nurture your own ecosystem.
Re-Legion should be an interesting RTS, with a cyberpunk influence you will start your own cult and begin amassing followers. It has a release delay along with a new trailer.
Love your Doom mods? Total Chaos is a total conversion for Doom 2 which puts you on a remote island known as Fort Oasis in a survival horror setting.
Closing in on the final release, Streets of Rogue the hilarious rogue-lite has added in the ability to play as a Firefighter class.
Dungeon League is a vibrant and chaotic action-RPG that aims to take dungeon crawling out of the dark and into a crazy party game.
Six years ago tomorrow (yes really!) Valve announced the Steam for Linux beta for a limited amount of interested gamers.
Valve emailed us to let us know they're going to be running an Artifact Preview Tournament this month to show off their built-in tournament feature using their new streaming service.
For those who need a hand managing Linux games across Steam, Wine, DXVK and so on. Lutris is here to help and a new release is now available.
Back in August the developer of Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus mentioned how they were worried about other developers having issues. The good news, is that they're committed to doing it.
DXVK continues to progress helping Linux fans play some of their favourite Windows only games with the 0.91 release now available.
Another month has begun and so Humble have put out another Humble Monthly with a great Linux game plus one that works in Steam Play.