PAWARUMI is a modern shoot’em up set in a retro futuristic sci-fi pre-Columbian universe, I've checked it out and it's damn good.
Total War: ROME II was supposed to come to Linux quite some time ago, but it never happened. Seems it may still come.
Wizard of Legend is a very promising looking fast-paced 2D dungeon crawler I briefly mentioned last year, the new trailer is looking good.
Geneshift, the reasonably good top-down shooter with vehicle action has been updated with a brand new menu to give a better first impression and more.
As we reported back in early November, the developer of the 2D horror Corpse Party added a Linux version for testing. It's now officially supported on Linux.
Stellaris is set to expand again with a new small DLC named 'Humanoids Species Pack', there's also a bunch of news in relation to the next major patch.
OpenMW, the open source game engine for Morrowind has been updated again bringing in a few new features and plenty of bug fixes.
I covered Tempest a couple times in the past, with the developer saying last year it would come to Linux. This open-world pirate RPG is now here with a Beta.
Now that Cattails, the animal simulation RPG is out in the wild I've managed to take a look, here's some thoughts.
The folks behind Destination Linux invited me to join their show for an episode and it was a blast, take look.
I've now spent some time with the recent Early Access release of ATOM RPG, here are my thoughts on the experience.
Are you a fan of old-school brutal FPS games? Apocryph is shaping up quite nicely and it seems it will release for Linux.
Rise to Ruins is a personal favourite of mine, a godlike village simulator that's regularly updated and it's getting better all the time. The latest development updates are big and introduce a new furry race.
SOMA, the sci-fi horror from Frictional Games now has a special 'Safe Mode' for those of you after an easier experience.
I'm always interested to see what happens with the Linux market share on Steam, especially the bigger picture. Here's an alternative look at the Linux market share on Steam.
Polyball is an interesting take on a 3D platformer that mixes in racing, inspired by games like Super Monkey Ball, Marble Madness, Trackmania, and Mario Kart. It has now left Early Access.
As far as updates go, this is a pretty big one for Parkitect. Let's take a look at what's new now it's officially in Beta.
Want to see an open-world RPG on Linux? The developer of Seven: The Days Long Gone has asked on Steam what platform they should release onto next.
Another month and another Steam Hardware Survey, despite what some out there are saying, there is no cause for alarm.
It seems Humble Bundle are doing some interesting deals Linux gamers might want to be aware of right now.