For those interested in Vulkan development, later this month on the 22nd of May, Khronos is running another "Vulkanised" event.
The latest sprawling RPG from Obsidian Entertainment has been released with day-1 Linux support. Here’s a few thoughts on what you can expect.
The atmosphere of excitement over Crazy Justice at GOL HQ is so thick you could cut it with a knife and it appears this third-person shooter shall arrive in Early Access quite soon.
For those of you wanting to get into another MMO but you prefer all your stuff through Steam, keep an eye out on May 16th as Albion Online will be appearing then.
Trailblazers, the rather unique co-op racer that has you paint the track is now officially available with same-day Linux support.
Smintheus, a sweet 2D puzzle adventure game with crafting and survival elements that's currently free during the Beta added Linux support recently.
Eat All The Things, as the name might suggest is a game where you need to eat everything to progress and it's really weird.
With Unity 2018.1 released and out in the wild, the Unity developers aren't sitting idle as they've already pushed out a Unity 2018.2 beta with some fun changes.
I have quite a lot of excitement for Monster Crown, the monster training and breeding game and it's smashed more stretch goals. The demo is working really nicely too.
Truthfully, I was pretty bummed-out by the state of The Swords of Ditto at release since it had game-breaking issues, but the developer has made steps to improve it.
The latest System Shock update from Nightdive paints a pretty promising picture after the game was delayed.
One I missed actually getting full Linux support earlier this year was PLAY WITH ME, a game that mixes puzzles and horror together to create a weird experience.
For those of you who love chasing times, the first-person platformer Nova Flow recently released with full Linux support.
DXVK, the awesome project to implement a Vulkan-based compatibility layer for Direct3D 11 for use with Wine has advanced further with a fresh release.
The developer of action RPG Levantera: Tale of The Winds, let us know that their game inspired by some NES classics is now available on Linux.
The release announcements just seem to be flowing in early this month for interesting games. Evil mansion management and strategy game, MachiaVillain, is going to release May 16th.
Triplicity, from developer Conflux Games blends together a card-based battler with a puzzle game and it's quite good.
Oxygen Not Included, the rather good space-colony simulation game has another major update available with some good stuff.
Son of a Witch, a rather cute looking hack and slash game from developer Bigosaur is set to leave Early Access on May 16th.
We already knew BATTLETECH was coming to Linux since the Kickstarter, but it's good to see Harebrained Schemes continue to mention Linux support is important.