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Saturday Morning RPG is an episodic JRPG set in world heavily inspired by 1980s Saturday morning cartoons and pop culture. Players take the role of Martin "Marty" Michael Hall, an average high-school student who has just been granted an incredible power.

The Funding Crowd reaches its 20th instalment with this very same article, the first ever to be crowd sourced.

Sad news for you folks, MyGameCompany the creators of the Dirk Dashing series and supporters of GOL is to shut its doors.

Alpha 14 is launched! Guard dogs, massive performance optimisations, and the ability to sell your prison!

Worlds of Wanda is a crazy, fun, challenging and incredibly silly action-arcade game. What does that mean? In a nutshell, the game combines simple rock-paper-scissor mechanics in a fun action-packed adventure.

The developers of Reus took to their blog to chat a little about Linux, thankfully it should be out soon!

The Maker's Eden is a first-person slideshow style point and click adventure game in a retro-futuristic noir inspired setting, presented in the style of a motion comic. The focus is on story/narrative and you will learn about the world by talking to characters and examining your surroundings.

So a bunch of indie game developers who aren't on Steam got together and put up a website called...Not On Steam alongside a sale of all of the games to support indie developers.

The developers noted on their steam forum that the Linux version of Air Conflicts: Pacific Carriers should now be live on Steam!

Finally the developers of Game Dev Tycoon have sorted out their issues with the FSF and gotten the Linux build onto Steam, with this comes an up to date Linux version.

TRI is a first-person puzzle exploration adventure game where you place corner points onto walls to build walkable triangular platforms. Find a way through the towers and dungeons in sophisticated levels.

Here is the latest instalment of Steam's Hardware Survey, as usual we do our monthly thing and compare it and talk about it and make sure you know not to use it as a hard figure.

So Hot Tin Roof has been funded on Kickstarter and is in need of a big push on greenlight to get onto Steam.

Today I present to you another comparison video, this time around running Unigine's Heaven benchmark. The Heaven benchmark is very demanding on even the latest hardware, so I was interested to see how Ubuntu, a Linux distro, would handle the stress in comparison to Windows 8.

So folks it may or may not be coming, but Valve has now officially filed for a trademark on Half-Life 3.

So Frictional Games are at it again, as reported earlier about a teaser website for their next game having a countdown which has now ended with a trailer.

Sean Lindskog of Firedance Games recently took the time to answer a variety of fan questions on the Desura profile page for his game Salvation Prophecy. Included here is an organized review of what he had to say.

Reloading in modern shooters was way too easy anyways, anyone can simply press R and wait a bit, so let's take it up a notch and simulate realistic gun mechanics! Oh, my magazine is empty... what do I do now?

So it seems Tripwire the creators of Killing Floor and Red Orchestra will be porting the rest of their games to Linux as well as having their new unannounced title support us from the get-go.

Free the Monsters is a campaign to create a set of open-source fantasy creature designs, and game-ready models, using free software. The monsters are intended to aid indie and open-source game developers in creating games and prototypes.