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The developer of ChromaGun sent in a copy of the game for me to test out and while I found the idea rather cool, shooting paint around to solve puzzles it does have major issues on Linux.

itch is once again leading the way in innovative features for developers. They have announced new featured for developers who run Kickstarter campaigns and new email features to send messages to specific groups of purchases.

Come in, have a cup of tea to replenish that mind and let me tell you about Monsters and Monocles a stylish new co-op shooter that’s now available for Linux.

Marek Olšák has recently sent word to the AMD mailing list that they have found a reason for some games performing poorly using Mesa. Another developer noted that a patch is already in progress.

Fear Equation looks really cool, its a blend of both horror and strategy and today it has a Linux version posted up.

SteamOS beta 2.88 is now out, nothing major as usual but it does feature a newer AMD driver and a fix for an updater crash.

Cities: Skylines - Natural Disasters is another expansion for the hit city builder, prepare for mother nature to come calling.

Nvidia has released the beta driver 370.23, the good news for multi-GPU users is that it features initial support for PRIME Synchronization.

Okay so Totally Accurate Battle Simulator was sent in by a reader and after watching the trailer, I feel like I must own it.

I have owned Frozen State for some time and when I tried it a long time ago it felt weird, unfinished and not very fun. So I took a look at the brand new finish version.

Faeria is a very cool game, not only will it become free to play, but it's also getting 20 hours worth of single-player content too.

Starbound is already pretty massive, but it's about get an essential feature for killing time: Fishing!

Not my usual sort of topic, but since it's proving popular it's probably worth highlighting. No Man's Sky the brand new survival sim from Hello Games works rather well in Wine on Linux.

Humble Indie Bundle 17 has released into the wild featuring some interesting games, some first on Linux too.

Tripwire has announced the final release date for Killing Floor 2 on November 18th. They have also said that Linux files will come post launch.

This may be Linux related: Aspyr Media the porting team behind Linux titles like Borderlands 2 are teasing something new to come.

Lucius Demake, as its name indicates, is a demake of the original Lucius, a survival horror game inspired by the masterpiece horror film The Omen. The premise of the game is to control Lucius, a six year old incarnation of the Antichrist, in his crusade of terror and chaos through his house, murdering all the residents one by one.

Featherpunk Prime is a new indie platformer with a lot of action that is being released on September 1st, and the developers are aiming for a simultaneous release for Linux.

Planet Nomads looks like the survival game to really get me interested in the genre, the developers emailed in to let me know that the game is coming to Linux and will release in alpha form this month on the 25th of August.

Now that I have finished episode 4 of Life is Strange I felt the overwhelming need to write down some thoughts on it.