Category: Puzzle

For those that missed it, I recently posted how World of Goo was seeing an update for the first time in around 10 years and it's now out.

World of Goo, a serious classic that released on Linux back in 2009 is coming back with a little revamp.

The Pedestrian is one of the more unusual games that has been emailed in recently, as it's platformer but what it does with the unique setting is quite amusing.

SiNKR 2, a sequel to the multi-award winning minimalist puzzle game SiNKR is on the way! Releasing on May 9th, with Linux support.

Originally planned for release way back in 2016, the Linux version of OneShot was delayed for a long time but the wait is finally over.

Releasing sometime this Summer, Altered looks like a rather sweet take on the puzzle genre as you're a block that forms part of a puzzle.

Train Valley 2, a distribution puzzle game needing you to keep trains running on time and with the correct resources across each level is now out.

Puzzle games don't get much more streamlined than this, Jetstream has a very easy-going atmosphere combined with super simple controls making it easy to get into.

Apparatus, a name I honestly had never heard of until recently is a physics puzzle game developed on Linux. As it turns out, this is a reboot of a game that was popular in the early days of mobile touchscreens.

If you like puzzle games and marbles today is your lucky day as I came across Flux Caves, which merges them into one game.

Baba Is You, a recent puzzle game release from Hempuli Oy offers a pretty different take on the genre and I have some thoughts.

Clockwork Acorn revealed yesterday that their rather lovely looking puzzler Jetstream will release on April 2nd, with Linux support right away.

Baba Is You from developer Hempuli Oy is a very interesting looking puzzler and it's out now with Linux support.

After releasing recently, Snakebird Primer had a few issues with the Linux version. They're now mostly fixed and I've had a really great time with it.

Estranged: Act II from solo developer Alan Edwardes is pretty impressive and it continues to see improvements during Early Access. Another update is now out!

For those who love their puzzles and their programming, Robo Instructus from developer Big AB Games was just announced.

For those who love a good puzzle while also don't mind having their brain messed with, Forgiveness is out now and it's pretty good.

The Talos Principle, Croteam's fantastic first-person puzzle game has a fresh beta available to test with some major changes.

Today, DarkStone Digital have added Linux support to their rather good and scary looking sci-fi puzzle horror game The Subject.

For those who like their sweet casual puzzle games, Snakebird Primer has released today with Linux support.