Category: Simulation

After spending quite some time in Early Access, the vertically-focused neighborhood builder is now officially out.

Surviving Mars, from developer Haemimont Games and publisher Paradox is a brand new management strategy game about colonizing the red planet.

Originally crowdfunded nearly five years ago, it’s taken a long time for Limit Theory to shape up. Development is cruising along now and there’s more news of what the developers are up to.

If you’ve ever wanted to pretend you’re a wolf and try to survive out in the wild, then you’re in luck. WolfQuest allows you to do all that and more.

Planet Nomads, the gorgeous sci-fi sandbox game was due to launch last month, but the developers have delayed it until the 25th of May.

Oxygen Not Included, the next game from Klei Entertainment will hit Early Access this month. The Linux version is confirmed, but for a later date.

Everything is a hard game to describe, it could be called a life simulator, as you can explore so much. Just today they put out a Linux version!

Stardew Valley, the lovely and addictive 2D game from ConcernedApe has a big new patch out and here's what's new.

Maia is a personal favourite as a game I really love to see grow and it just got a big update. It comes with lots of new and very useful features.

Slime Rancher is a fantastic game, both for adults and children and I personally love it. This new update introduces more ways to spend your monies.

Another title from the backlog is Holy Potatoes! We’re in Space?! The game is a bit nuts, but I quite like it.

The big new DLC for Cities: Skylines named Mass Transit is set to arrive on May 18th and they have a slick new trailer for it.

Well that's a fancy title isn't it. Weapon Shop Fantasy is a new 2D mix of an RPG and a weapon-shop simulator wrapped up neatly together and it was recently released for Linux.

Transport Fever has just gained a big usability patch that promises improved performance, better RAM use and more. The problem is that the Linux performance is still terrible.

Parkitect, the theme park building game that supports Linux has released another alpha. Amongst other things, it continues their UI overhaul.

Beat Cop, a retro styled adventure game taking inspiration from old cop shows has arrived on Linux, but is it as good as it looks?

The advanced flight simulator X-Plane 11 is now available and the developers put out day-1 Linux support.

Rise to Ruins update 'InDev 25' will see your villagers get a bit thirsty, as the game has introduced the need to quench your villagers thirst.

Megaquarium, a brand new announcement from the developer of Big Pharma is a rather exciting looking simulation game. It's touching something I don't remember being done before; building your own aquarium.

Now this has me excited! In MachiaVillain you are the villian, specifically you're building an evil mansion to trap innocent victims.