Narrative-driven platformer 'Celeste' from the creators of TowerFall is confirmed for Linux
Celeste, the narrative-driven platformer from the creator of TowerFall is now officially confirmed to be releasing on Linux.
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Lingotopia, a language learning game about being lost in a city is fully funded, has a demo
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.
Tesla vs Lovecraft, another good-looking top-down shooter from 10tons Ltd that's releasing for Linux soon
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.
Face the undead and ferocious alien monsters in 'Basingstoke', a new action & stealth game coming to Linux
Basingstoke looks like a roguelike that I could get along with, it mixes in stealth and arcade action with some fun visuals.
The Humble Paradox Bundle 2018 is a rather enticing deal
If you need a game to sink a few hours into this is your chance, as the Humble Paradox Bundle 2018 is now live.
Open source game engine 'Godot Engine' has a second 3.0 release candidate
Godot Engine is nearly ready to level up with the big 3.0 release, they've put out a second release candidate for testing.
Become a mechanic and save the world in Iconoclasts, now on Linux
It's not often I enjoy a game as thoroughly as Iconoclasts, there's so much about it to love it's something I will remember for a long time.
We Happy Few delayed again until 'Summer 2018', refunds will be possible
In the latest production update to We Happy Few, the developers note it will have another delay from going April until 'Summer 2018'.
DECEIVER is a cyberpunk pre-apocalyptic philosophical shooter that's heading to Linux
DECEIVER is a cyberpunk pre-apocalyptic philosophical shooter with parkour and robotic drones that's come to Linux next year, come see the trailer. You can sign up for a demo and the game engine is open source too!
Looks like first-person steampunk dungeon crawler 'Vaporum' is coming to Linux
The first-person steampunk dungeon crawler Vaporum is showing signs of being released for Linux and it looks great.
OBS Studio 21.0.1 released with Luajit/Python3 scripting support and plenty more
OBS Studio 21.0.1 is a pretty big release and it sounds really quite exciting too, with the possibilities that come with Luajit/Python3 scripting support.
Looks like a Linux beta of Battle Chasers: Nightwar is finally coming (update: it's here)
Battle Chasers: Nightwar was supposed to released for Linux back in October last year, but it's finally about to arrive in beta.
The Linux 2017 GOTY Awards are now over, here's the winners
Another year has completely flown by and with that another year of our GOTY Awards comes to a close, here's the results of the Linux 2017 GOTY Awards, as voted by you!
Where The Water Tastes Like Wine is confirmed for same-day Linux support
Recently I wrote about how the adventure game Where The Water Tastes Like Wine would have a pretty interesting cast and I now have it confirmed Linux will see same-day support at release.
Tangledeep, the rather pretty dungeon crawler is leaving Early Access next month
Tangledeep is a game we haven't covered a lot here, even though it's actually a rather good dungeon crawler. It's now set to leave Early Access on February 1st.
Eco, a detailed sandbox simulation game is launching on Steam Early Access soon
Eco is a hard game to properly describe, it's a detailed sandbox simulation game where players construct buildings and towns, establish a government with laws and it's backed up by a rich ecological simulation. It's also heading to Steam Early Access next month.
Cattle and Crops, a farming simulation and management game that has Linux support
Need your farming fix? Cattle and Crops is an in-development farming simulation and management game.
PLAY WITH ME, a mixture of horror and puzzles inspired by the SAW movies should come to Linux
The developer of PLAY WITH ME, a horror and puzzle game inspired by the SAW movies is looking to bring the game to Linux.
It's possible 'Two Point Hospital' from Two Point Studios & SEGA may be coming to Linux
Two Point Hospital, a new hospital building and management sim from Two Point Studios & SEGA might be coming to Linux.
FPS 'Interstellar Marines' is still alive and updated, finally fixes their Wargames mode timer on Linux
Interstellar Marines was one of the most promising FPS games in a long time, until they basically ran out of money. They're still going and this latest updated fixes a long-standing Linux issue. I also really missed playing this game!
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