Another Wine development release is now available! Just today Wine 2.13 has released and features a few noteworthy changes.

Hey, guess what? It's Friday again! For the uninitiated, that means it's time for our weekly Friday Livestream! Games will be played, salt will be mined and it will all be broadcast to your preferred viewing location with the Internet pipeline! So, strap yourselves in for some live Linux gaming!

Today, Day of Infamy has a free update with new maps, one of them directly inspired by the new war film Dunkirk and a new foliage system.

It turns out the rather great looking exploration and combat game 'Abandon Ship' will come to Linux. The art style of the game is actually inspired by classic navy oil paintings.

Albion Online recently launched with full Linux support on day-1. It’s an interesting sandbox MMO that I’ve put quite a bit of time into already. Sadly, the launch hasn’t been great at all.

You might want to act fast on picking up Sky Rogue if you've been on the fence about it, as this super stylish rogue-lite action flight simulator is releasing in full soon and before that the price is going up.

You can now grab the silly and over-the-top FPS chock full of blood, demons and swords for free for a limited time.

The latest DLC for the fantasy-themed Total War game will be brought over by Feral Interactive. This DLC will make a new faction playable, focusing attention to the many dangers of the frigid wastelands of the north.

Welcome to another late sales article here at GOL. Another quick look at some good deals you shouldn't pass up!

Slightly sad news today, as the amazing looking Observer from Bloober Team & Aspyr Media has a release date announcement, but it doesn't include Linux.

Trains & Things has been announced as a multiplayer focused economic strategy game, it's built on Linux with open source tools and sounds pretty interesting.

God game 'The Universim' now has a demo available on Steam if you're wanting to get an early look of this in-development game.

A good one to keep an eye on for fans of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2, as OpenRCT2, the open source game engine has been updated again recently.

For the emulation fans amongst our readership, you might be pleased to know that libretro now supports the Wii/GameCube emulator Dolphin.

Harold Halibut is an interesting sounding adventure game set in a spaceship that's stuck under sea. It seems it will be getting Linux support and it's currently on Kickstarter.