The Adventures of Square is a free retro FPS built with the GZDoom engine and it turns out it's pretty amusing.
If you're an NVIDIA user still on 32bit, you might want to think about finally updating as this month NVIDIA will be moving to only providing critical security updates for 32bit systems.
Recently GZDoom was updated and with it they added in a new hardware survey, the first results are now available.
Hand of Fate 2, the excellent dungeon crawler that mixes up card-based travel with real-time combat finally adds the promised Endless Mode.
XLEngine is another project to allow you to play classic games on modern systems, this one is for Dark Forces and Daggerfall and it's now open source.
Just announced by Feral Interactive, Rise of the Tomb Raider will release for Linux this month after the Mac version.
Following a successful crowdfunding campaign several years ago, this 2d metroidvania has grown and matured as a project. I had a chance to play a closed beta and things look promising.
The tactical RPG with great art and music was less-than-stellar in many other areas when it launched last month. It has received its biggest post-launch update so far and it tries to redress a lot of areas of criticism.
Double good news for you here as today RUINER entered Beta for Linux, plus you can get it cheap as an early unlock in the newest Humble Monthly.
Hey, it's your weekly reminder to come and watch the Friday Livestream! We sometimes play some video games on Linux and typically have some casual conversation with the chat to go with it. So yeah, maybe you should watch it?
If you're like me and you love your turn-based tactical battles then Fort Triumph needs to be firmly on your purchasing radar.
Developer Lonely Troops is back this year, as the casual adventure RPG Hero of the Kingdom III will release with Linux support.
Nantucket is a seafaring strategy game that will have you chase after Moby Dick, and live through the Golden Age of American whaling.
BadLands RoadTrip is an incredibly strange open-world FPS with customizable weapons, sadly not one I enjoyed even a moment of.
Since there's a lot of excitement around DXVK we've been following it closely and a fresh release made it out last night.
I'm not entirely sure how useful it will be in the long run, but Nightdive Studios has released the source code for System Shock under the GPL.
For those itching to see Rise of the Tomb Raider live on Linux before release, next week Feral Interactive will be showing it off.
The medieval grand strategy title/kinslaying-simulator has been made free to get for a limited time. There’s also a general sale of all of its DLC.
Ready to become a Necromancer? Undead Horde from 10tons is starting to look really damn good and it's coming to Linux.
How does it feel to be a god? You can find out as the indirect god sim 'Crest' released last month with Linux support.