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Valve are continuing to roll out more features to help gamers find the titles they want to play, with the latest being Developer And Publisher Homepages which is expected to roll out on June 18th.
If you like the sound of designing your own train, hiring crew and travelling across the dangerous Wild West then Bounty Train will probably be your thing.
Like your strategy games? How about one centred around naval combat in a big open environment? Victory At Sea Pacific ticks those and it's coming to Linux.
There's quite a lot of hype going for Crazy Justice, the third-person shooter with single-player, co-op and Battle Royale that's coming to Linux, here's some more details on it.
The awesome DXVK project for Vulkan D3D11 in Wine has another fresh release out and it's a pretty good one. There's also another project called DXUP that can be used with DXVK.
In an interesting blog post written up today, Valve's Erik Johnson has said how Valve will be relaxing their rules for what will be acceptable on Steam.
Daedalic Entertainment have announced that their futuristic thriller 'State of Mind' is going to release on August 16th with Linux support and pre-orders are now open.
Welcome to this new series of reviews, called Play It Now. With PIN, I’ll cover amazing games that you might have missed. They’re not big titles, they’re not all that recent, and maybe they just didn’t get the limelight they deserved. They’re all great games that I’ve either enjoyed playing, or that I’m still passionate about today. Here, we'll look at Flamebreak.