If you're new to Linux and you're wondering what notable releases have made their way to Linux in 2018, here's a quick list of some good stuff on the table.
GOG are continuing to boost their library of Visual Novels with today's release of A Kiss For The Petals - Remembering How We Met with Linux support.
For those of you wanting to emulate some classic Dreamcast games on Linux, you're in luck as Redream is an actively developed emulator that works on Linux.
Plague Inc: Evolved is a game that has you trying to wipe out humanity with a global Plague while adapting to how the world reacts.
Sadly we missed the actual release for the really sweet couch co-op adventure 39 Days to Mars, but we're making up for it by letting you know it has some additional free content!
Day of the Tentacle now has a fan-made sequel with Return of the Tentacle - Prologue and it has a Linux version.
This Is the Police 2 arrives with Linux support on August 2nd. Ahead of the release they've put out a new trailer to welcome you to the town of Sharpwood.
The experimental Linux beta of Arma 3 has once again been updated putting the Linux version up to 1.82.
This is your once a month reminder to make sure your PC information is correct on your user profiles. A fresh batch of statistics is generated on the 1st of each month.
Valve have now officially released their overhaul of the Steam Chat feature to everyone as of last night.
Golden Krone Hotel isn't a game we've written about here before, a shame really as it's quite a nice roguelike.
Feral Interactive have pushed out a patch for the Linux version of Company of Heroes 2 which gives it official AMD GPU support.
Like your exploration and survival games? How about a pinch of physics fun? Space Bob vs. The Replicons is here to scratch that burning itch.
Be ready to face the dinos as your friendly neighbourhood DRM free store have just today added the Linux version on Turok.
This is a little exciting! It seems Valve are pushing ahead with some major updates to SteamOS with SteamOS 3.0.
Not to be outdone by Snap packages, Flatpak's are also getting in on the fun so you can also now get Xonotic from Flathub.
Star Ruler 2 from Blind Mind Studios has officially become open source and not just the game engine, it seems it's the whole thing.
Minecraft's rather large 'Update Aquatic' content update came out recently and it came with their fancy new launcher, getting it on Linux and keeping it up to date is now a snap.
For those who have some time to spare, Noclip have done an interesting documentary on how game store GOG came to be.
As always, there's sales going on. We're here to keep track of them all each week and highlight anything of interest for Linux fans.