Cendric is an interesting discovery, a game this mixes platformer gameplay with an RPG and it will launch with Linux support in March.

The developer of Shoppe Keep 2 has announced that Linux will be supported in their merchant simulator when it launches in Early Access.

For those excited by Next Up Hero, the new 2D action game from Digital Continue & Aspyr Media we have somewhat bad news, as there's no Linux support during Early Access.

This rather fun trading card game has had unofficial builds that run on Linux for a little while now. I tried them out and it’s a pretty fun game, but don’t expect official support anytime soon.

The folks at Aspyr Media have brought over the last big patch for the addictive strategy game. There’s plenty of changes in this one and new civilizations in the form of DLC.

Spartan Fist, a first-person puncher roguelike from Glass Bottom Games looks fantastic and the good news is that it's heading to Linux.

Paradox Interactive have just announced a very exciting expansion coming to Stellaris named 'Apocalypse'.

Can't get enough hardcore platforming? Good news for you, as the colourful and musical ERSATZ now supports Linux.

I thought Endless Horde looked like it could be a nice Tower Defense game to kill a few minutes since it's cheap, so I took a look.

I decided to bite the bullet and actually pick up a personal copy of Opus Magnum, I’m glad I did and it's fantastic.

Where The Water Tastes Like Wine is an upcoming adventure game from Dim Bulb Games and Serenity Forge has a new trailer to show off some characters, the fun news is that the musician Sting is starring in it.

Sad news, as it seems there's just no chance of Killing Floor 2 coming to Linux any more as Tripwire can't find a developer.

Not getting enough MMOs on Linux? Project: Gorgon looks like a somewhat promising MMORPG that's currently free while it's in Alpha.

If you're a complete space nerd like me, you might want to know that BossConstructor is now a damn fine game and it's still being updated with new stuff.

If you play only one twin-stick shooter this month, make it 'JASEM: Just Another Shooter with Electronic Music' as it's properly good.