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Launchbox, an application that aims to be a one-stop shop for launching all your games may see proper Linux support if there's enough interest, with some of the work already done.

As promised, the developers of Train Station Simulator have put up a Linux alpha build for you to play around with.

Valve seem to be doing well for early 2018 when it comes to Linux, not only are they updating SteamOS more often, Linux is also getting some overdue attention with the Steam Client too.

The report is a survey of around 4,000 game developers that’s released as a snapshot of the industry ahead of the annual Game Developers Conference. There are positive signs for Linux as a platform in the responses.

The RPG sequel looks to be coming sooner than expected, on April 3. Obsidian have also put up the game for preorder.

Something I missed, Door Kickers gained an online co-op mode back in November of last year and the developer has released some interesting statistics. On top of that, they've confirmed Door Kickers: Action Squad is coming to Linux.

Hyped for the massive destructive capabilities Stellaris: Apocalypse is going to give you? You don't have too long to wait!

It might not look like the most graphically impressive shooter around, but the WWII shooter Easy Red is being reviewed rather well for the gameplay.

Some slight bad news here, as the developers of Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem (previously Umbra) have said the game will not be on Linux during alpha or beta, but at least it's not cancelled.

I'm always happy to see more party games on Linux, but Super Slime Arena is quite disappointing overall.

I never thought I would see the day, as Facepunch has announced that Rust will finally leave Early Access next month.

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.

Two years on from the release of the original game, Arcen games have released an expansion to their sometimes over-the-top action shooter/dungeon crawler hybrid. After dodging my fair share of bullets and dying quite a few times, I have a few thoughts to share on the experience.

Tomorrow Corporation has announced '7 Billion Humans' as a followup to the puzzle game Human Resource Machine and it's coming to Linux.

KeyCars, from developer Kenney is a rather fun local multiplayer game where cars battle it out, you only use one key for each player and it's amusing.

Feral Interactive, the absolute monster when it comes to big Linux game ports is asking what you want to see again.

LunarG has now officially rolled out 'DevSim', a rather fancy tool for developers to test their Vulkan games and applications against many different configurations.

Celeste, the narrative-driven platformer from the creator of TowerFall is now officially confirmed to be releasing on Linux.

Lingotopia looks pretty interesting, a language learning game about being lost in a city. It's on Kickstarter and it's fully funded with Linux support confirmed.

10tons Ltd (Crimsonland and Neon Chrome) certainly love their top-down shooters, they love them so much they're doing another one. Tesla vs Lovecraft is their next title and it releases with Linux support on the 26th.