Widelands, the Settlers II inspired RTS has a huge Build 21 release out now
Widelands, a free and open source strategy game inspired by the classic Settlers II has now formally released the massive Build 21 update.
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KDE teams up with Slimbook to bring a stylish new AMD Ryzen 4800H laptop
Power, style and what looks like a pretty good price too. KDE and Slimbook team up to announce the KDE Slimbook, powered by a beefy AMD Ryzen processor.
Accessible and colourful fighting game 'Fantasy Strike' goes free to play
Fantasy Strike, a fighting game designed to be easy for all types of players that released in July 2019 has now officially gone free to play.
The Humble Daedalic Bundle 2020 is live with some really good experiences
Another game bundle for you to build up your collection with landed with The Humble Daedalic Bundle 2020.
BallisticNG, the anti-gravity racer inspired by Wipeout gets a big update and DLC
Miss the classic Wipeout and feel the need for speed? BallisticNG is a fine choice and it just expanded with a DLC and a huge free upgrade for everyone.
Shape-shifting casual bird sim 'Fugl' adds Vulkan support and 'High-detail' biomes
Experience serenity with the peaceful bird flying sim Fugl, now with added support for Vulkan and more updates.
Turn-based classless RPG 'Dark Bestiary' has left Early Access
With tons of customization and a classless progression system, the turn-based RPG 'Dark Bestiary' has left Early Access.
TUXEDO Computers announce the Pulse 15, a high-end AMD Ryzen laptop
TUXEDO Computers, a hardware vendor that specialises in providing Linux systems has today revealed the TUXEDO Pulse 15 and it sounds like a wonderful beast.
General Horse and the Package of Doom might be the dumbest FMV I've ever played
Released back in June, General Horse and the Package of Doom is a Full Motion Video game that might just be the dumbest FMV I've ever put time into.
War Selection is a free to play Early Access RTS now available for Linux
Currently in Early Access, War Selection from Glyph Worlds is a somewhat promising looking real-time strategy game and they just released it for Linux officially.
Linux support for ASUS ROG laptops is coming along nicely
Back in April we revealed the ROG-Core project, with an aim to better support ASUS ROG laptops on Linux and it seems it's really coming along nicely now.
NVIDIA 450.56.02 Vulkan Beta Driver is out for Linux
NVIDIA continue expanding their Linux driver support, with a fresh Vulkan Beta Driver going live today.
Quirky 8-bit sailing adventure The Caribbean Sail gets a free expansion
Sail across the seas and probably die a thousand deaths, The Caribbean Sail is a quirky retro 8-bit take on sailing the world in the 1700's and it got a huge update.
Atari VCS gets another streaming service, teams up with Game Jolt
With the Atari VCS looking to actually ship properly by the end of this year after many delays, they're finally starting to announce some actual partnerships.
Unspottable is an amusing upcoming crowd-blending party game
Coming later this year is Unspottable, an amusing party game about blending in with the crowd across a few different game modes and it's confirmed for Linux with a demo.
Tomb of the Eaters is the 'biggest update ever' for Caves of Qud
Caves of Qud, the science fantasy roguelike epic had an absolutely colossal update released named Tomb of the Eaters with a huge new area.
Don't Starve Together gets a 'Troubled Waters' update expanding the seas
Life on the sea is dangerous and now perhaps even more so in Don't Starve Together with the latest free update named Troubled Waters and it sounds great.
Strange Adventures in Infinite Space is back, free and under the GPL
Before the likes of FTL: Faster Than Light we had Strange Adventures in Infinite Space, one of the first spaceship roguelikes and it's made a return.
What have you been playing recently? We've been tinkering with a Raspberry Pi 4
Apparently we missed the weekend and didn't ask you for your latest recommendations? Let's fix that. What have you been playing recently and what do you think about it?
Linux game manager Lutris gets a small update for Direct3D 12 using VKD3D-Proton
The free and open source game manager Lutris had a small update focusing on having better Direct3D 12 support on Linux thanks to it now using VKD3D-Proton.