It's time to take another look at what interesting Linux games are currently on sale, plus you can try XCOM 2 free all weekend on Steam.
Transport Fever has long-suffered some big performance issues, which the developer is attempting to fix with this latest performance patch.
Well this sure is interesting, Valve have announced some flaws in their Steam Hardware Survey that caused cyber cafes to over-count users.
Linux hardware vendor System76 (and now a Linux distribution maker too) have just announced their new Oryx Pro laptop and it's a beast.
The developers behind Underworld Ascendant gave a lot of weird mixed messages about their RPG being on Linux, thankfully they've now cleared it up properly.
Robocraft, the surprisingly good robot building and battling game is planning to completely remove loot boxes in favour of a tech tree system.
Do you love strategy games? You might like to take a look at Liberation Circuit, a free software (GPL) RTS that includes optional programming elements.
The highly rated RPG roguelike The Enchanted Cave 2 just got a pretty big free content update along with full gamepad support.
Tales of Maj'Eyal, the roguelike RPG that features tactical turn-based combat is set to expand, allowing you to explore horrors that lurk beneath the surface with the Forbidden Cults DLC.
The MMO Albion Online just got a midseason patch which contains a rather useful feature for those wanting to change their combat path.
May is already turning out to be quite a busy month for Linux gaming. It's now confirmed that the group based role-playing dungeon crawler Arakion: Book One will arrive in Early Access on May 15th.
The Nintendo Switch Pro Controller is now supported directly in Steam with the latest Steam Client Beta, Valve announced today.
Love your FPS games? War Brokers is another that's released in Early Access on Steam lately that started off as a browser game.
Hyperspace Dogfights, a very colourful jet-combat roguelike is set for release on May 14th, which will include Linux support.
I had an interesting email recently notifying me about a new education game from the United Nations FAO and developer Build a World EDU (BAW).
For those who love your sweet games to click away at, Flufftopia from the developer of Intra-System: Trust Issues has Linux support and it's free.
Battle for Wesnoth, one of the oldest and most polished open source games around is now available free on Steam.
Want to punch people so hard they explode? Well, good news! As Spartan Fist is launching May 15th with Linux support.
I'm a huge fan of monster taming RPGs and seeing more of them get released on PC with Linux support is great. Siralim 3 is another that will have a Linux version.
Feral Interactive have today announced that the Linux version of Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia should be on Linux "one to two months" after the Windows release.