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I'm Neil, an avid Linux user since 2006 and a Linux-only gamer since 2013. I used to contribute to GOL's Funding Crowd articles, but now contribute the odd article directly, most recently the Play It Now series, and the IYL articles.

I also occasionally dabble a bit in Python, I do Internet Security for a living and finally, I'm a big fan of Neil Degrasse Tyson. And not just because he has a cool first name.

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Salt and Sanctury, an in-depth review

By scaine, May 24, 2017

After nearly a year of being available on Linux through porter Ethan Lee's efforts, an in-depth review of this incredible 2D action RPG.

Turns out The Swindle has a Linux beta, a short review

By scaine, Mar 23, 2017

The Swindle has a beta Linux client! Even better, it appears to have been well tested since its initial launch back in August 2015 and the most recent feedback is all extremely positive. Here's a short review!

Jet-combat with swords: “Hyperspace Dogfights” annnounced

By scaine, Jan 12, 2017

Sleeper games announce "Hyperspace Dogfights", a fast-paced aerial rogue-like action game. Set in the same story universe as their upcoming "Hyperspace Admirals" game, Dogfights is aiming for a Linux beta early this year.

Beautiful futuristic parkour-sim 'Valley' is confirmed as due next week

By scaine, Oct 1, 2016

After reporting last month that 'Valley' is heading to Linux, the developer has now confirmed that they're hoping to release next week.

Tweaking Performance in XCOM 2

By scaine, Feb 9, 2016

Experiencing performance issues or stuttering in Feral's excellent port of XCOM 2? These engine tweaks might be just what you're looking for.

Gothic RPG roguelike Darkest Dungeon coming soon to Linux

By scaine, Feb 1, 2016

Having released for Windows and Mac on the 19th January, Redhook studios have now confirmed in their latest announcement that their Gothic roguelike RPG "Darkest Dungeon" will be coming to Linux next as a short-term goal.