Category: Puzzle

For those of you with a fancy HTC Vive, you might want to check out The Talos Principle VR which launched with Linux support.

If you're in the mood to slow down a bit with a puzzle game, perhaps Slide!! from Red Chain Games Ltd. might help.

I had the chance to play through SiNKR ahead of its release today. This minimalist game has a lot more going for it than might first meet the eye.

Monsters and Medicine is a puzzle game about building a hospital for injured monsters, it's now out in full with Linux support.

Croteam announced The Talos Principle VR and the good news is that it seems it will support Linux too.

Interested in a puzzle game that offers a very different experience? Reflection of Mine might be something to look at.

Silicon Zeroes, a puzzle game where you end up building a CPU from developer PleasingFungus Games is out with Linux support.

In need of a new puzzle game? Operator Overload might be the one to really make your brain sweat and it had same-day Linux support.

12 East Games new atmospheric first-person exploration and puzzle game has launched on itch, it looks incredible.

Operator Overload, a puzzle game I briefly wrote about back in June last year is finally getting a release this week.

Unbalance is a minimalist puzzle game about spinning things around to drop a red ball onto something, it's actually quite clever.

A little overdue, but I took a look at xoEl Empire as the developer sent in a copy. This puzzle game is just completely weird.

A game about swimming might not be the most obvious premise for the puzzle genre. Swim Out, released today, nonetheless combines stylized visuals and audio into a relaxing package.

The Escapists 2 launched recently with day-1 Linux support, Team17 sent over a key and I’ve taken a look.

Molecats is a puzzle game about indirect-control, where you adjust the environment to let these weird creatures get to safety. The developers just put out a Linux version of this Early Access game.

Suicide Guy, a game about killing yourself. Despite the name, it's not actually about suicide, depression or anything like that.

I mentioned spaceBOUND recently, but it didn't really work. Thankfully, now it will if you use the usual Unity trick to overcome the broken fullscreen. It's a clever game too, well worth a look.

More than an indie Portal-like, SolarGun offers up some interesting puzzles and overall it seems like a pretty decent puzzler.

Downward is an extremely impressive and downright beautiful parkour game. Recently it left Early Access, but the Linux version was a bit behind, now it's not!

Kindergarten a very highly rated abstract puzzle adventure has made it's way onto Linux. It seems the developer isn't expecting many sales, so perhaps we can change their mind? It does look pretty good!