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The Count Lucanor is a slick looking pixel art adventure game that claims inspiration from classics like Zelda and Silent Hill. It also now has Linux support.

Here we take a look at ‘Sundered’, the hand­-drawn mixture of exploration, savage combat and death, lots of death.

River City Ransom: Underground released for Linux originally in February, sadly the developer said they would send over a review key and never did. Now it's available on GOG so I've had a chance to take a look.

Fans of old FPS games like Doom and Quake might be very interested in DUSK. An FPS about discovering just what lurks beneath the earth.

Necrocosmos sounds pretty good. A Metroidvania styled game with 8-bit aesthetics where you take DNA from your enemies and it's currently on Kickstarter, it even has a Linux demo.

Looks like the post I started on Steam asking for a Linux port of GOKEN is going to bear fruit, as it's confirmed to be coming our way now.

Death Road to Canada, a game about surviving on a road trip against all odds and gigantic swarms of slow zombies. It was updated recently, with a huge free update.

Faeria, the free to play and surprisingly good card battle game has the first expansion available today. It includes some really great stuff too.

Here's a pretty fun classic! GOG have released Alien Rampage from 1996 and it comes with a Linux version thanks to DOSBox.

The remastered version of the classic adventure game, Full Throttle, was released on Linux last week. I’ve had some time to play through the fuel-injected experience and have a few thoughts on the game.

The artillery game that pits entire planets against one another in a solar system had its enhanced edition released earlier in the week. Sadly, it seems that the Linux version has some issues that need sorting out.

You’ll be able to play the relaxing farming simulator with a friend before too long. The developer is planning to trial an official multiplayer mode before the end of the year, with a planned general release in 2018.

The transport manager game continues to steam along. In a recent patch, they’ve added general usability improvements as well as quashed a number of bugs.

FRIDAY ARRIVES! And so does the Friday Livestream, as you might expect. It seems to be the season for games exiting Early Access so I'm practically drowning in stuff. And stuff will be played. And you have a chance to look at stuff being played! So, there. Come watch my stream. Please.

Sunless Skies, the in-development title from Failbetter Games that serves as the successor to Sunless Sea should see day-1 Linux support.

I learned about West of Loathing recently from Twitter and it seems like it could be a pretty amusing game, it release with Linux support on the 10th of August.

I will be honest, I think when Overload is finished it might end up being the absolute best six-degree-of-freedom shooter on Linux. Let's take a look at the latest update!

The open source game engine Godot has added support for glTF 2.0, the open standard from Khronos. It's a royalty-free specification for the transmission and loading of 3D scenes and models by applications.

The next Wine development release is here with Wine 2.14, it's quite a quiet one but here's what's new.

Blade Symphony, a fighting game involving some fancy swordplay looks like it will come to Linux along with their free to play update.