Saturday Mag: Linux gaming news odds and ends plus a look at a few things on sale
A day early! Your new weekly roundup of odds and ends for Linux gaming that didn't make it into the main news this week, plus a look at some sales.
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Wine 3.18 is out with subpixel font rendering and a healthy dose of bugs squashed
The next Wine development release is now available, so grab that corkscrew and your favourite glass.
Crusader Kings II: Holy Fury thunders its way towards release on November 13th
The latest expansion for the delightfully messy medieval grand strategy title will be with us soon. You’ll be able to take your faith and dynasty to new heights in with the upcoming content.
Sudden Strike 4 heads to Africa in the new DLC out now, cross-platform multiplayer not coming
Strategy game Sudden Strike 4 has another DLC today with the release of the Africa: Desert War expansion.
Get your shoes and headphones ready for SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell, now on GOG
SEUM: Speedrunners from Hell, a heavy metal first-person platformer that's all about speed is now on GOG.
The peaceful casual farming game 'Farm Together' has left Early Access
For those who're looking to run their very own farm, with a rather sweet visual style Farm Together has now left Early Access.
Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition levels up and arrives on GOG
Grab your sword, shield and helmet as Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition has arrived on GOG for DRM free gaming goodness.
Space sim 'Helium Rain' has left Early Access, code is open source
Helium Rain, the space simulation and strategy game from Deimos Games has left Early Access as a rather impressive game.
A new stable Steam Client update is out, with fixes for Steam Play and more
Valve continue their usual polishing of the Steam Client, with the latest stable update including some fixes for Steam Play.
Vintage Story, a beautiful survival and building game on Linux
Vintage Story is a beautiful survival game that started as an idea for a mod for Minecraft, based on the popular modpack, Terra Firma Craft. It is developed by Anego Studios.
Cities: Skylines - Industries expansion announced, releasing October 23rd
Paradox have announced the Cities: Skylines - Industries expansion due for release on October 23rd and as usual the DLC will work fine on Linux.
Free to play robot battler 'Robocraft' adds a wave-based singleplayer mode
Robocraft, the rather good free to play robot building and battling game just added a an early version of their wave-based campaign mode.
The XCOM 2 'Tactical Legacy Pack' DLC shows how much love Firaxis has for the series and the fans
As a long time XCOM fan, the Tactical Legacy Pack for XCOM 2 certainly feels like fan service and it's really quite good.
Epic Games have rolled out Unreal Engine 4.21 preview, with Linux improvements
A preview version of Unreal Engine 4.21 is now available, with it there's lots of improvements to many areas and it has a few Linux additions too.
RimWorld 1.0 is going to release on October 17th next week
RimWorld, the awesome and engrossing sci-fi colony building sim is finally going to leave Early Access on October 17th next week.
Geneshift has expanded the Battle Royale mode to support playing with a friend
Geneshift, the top-down shooter recently gained a Battle Royale mode that's really damn fun and the developer has continued to roll out improvements.
Programming puzzler 'OCTOPTICOM' adds Linux support
For those of you who love programming and puzzle games, OCTOPTICOM looks like it might actually be quite good.
The recent Steam Play beta is now out for everyone, plus a minor beta update
Valve continue pushing ahead with improvements to their Steam Play system with the most recent beta now being out for everyone.
Embrace, extend, and protect? Microsoft joins the Open Invention Network to 'protect Linux and open source'
In a move that's going to raise a lot of eyebrows, Microsoft has joined the Open Invention Network to 'protect Linux and other important open source workloads from patent assertions'.
Timespinner, the fun metroidvania is now available on GOG with a Linux build
After the release on Steam late last month, Timespinner is now available DRM free on GOG for more of you to go exploring.
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