For those who love your traditional roguelikes, you might want to check out Caves of Qud which is now available on GOG and itch.
Game store itch have a revamped desktop client coming and a beta is now available for users to test and report back.
For those not interested in the Steam Summer Sale or perhaps you just missed it, GOG are doing a nice weekly sale for their DRM free games.
Faction Warfare is coming to Albion Online on July 31st with the next major update named Merlyn and it does sound quite promising.
The hype machine is rolling for Lab Zero Games (Skullgirls) latest game Indivisible, with a teaser of the animated opening out and it looks gorgeous.
The extremely popular Unity game engine has just put out the official release of the 2018.2 build with lots of goodies.
The cheap and fun FPS Ballistic Overkill is set to get another update and it sounds like it could be quite a good one.
Grab a glass or two as Wine is flowing. Today we have the release of Wine 3.12 as the latest development release.
The day after my birthday like a fashionably late present, Chasm is to launch with same-day Linux support on July 31st.
Asteroid Fight is an online real-time strategy game coming out this year with Linux support and it seems extremely promising.
Edge Of Eternity is an upcoming RPG that looks quite amazing, however, they're still waiting on Unity supporting stuff they need before having a Linux version.
Trains & Things is a real time multiplayer focused economic strategy game that's currently on Kickstarter.
Moss Destruction is an in-development fast-paced shooter with some roguelike elements that could be great when finished.
Another GZDOOM fan game has been updated recently, this time we have the rather good Castlevania: Simon's Destiny.
The Early Access puzzle/strategy mix Train Valley 2 recently added a a level editor with Steam Workshop support.
RUINER, the cyberpunk action shooter from Reikon Games has another update out to add more languages and fix some lingering Linux issues.
Here's an interesting way to look at how the amount of Linux users on Steam has changed over time, when looking at the amount of daily active users.
Really good to see this. SteamOS had a small update recently, which is testing the waters towards a bigger update.
For those looking for some extra games to pass the time during the hot summer months, the new Humble Monthly once again has some Linux offerings.
Empires of the Undergrowth, the ant colony management game has finally had a big update with the promise Freeplay mode.