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I honestly thought the developer had forgotten about this, but apparently not. Pirate action RPG Tempest has a fresh Linux beta.

Puppy Games latest rather good game, Basingstoke, offers up some truly intense action and some clever use of stealth.

Remember the SMACH Z? The portable Ryzen-powered gaming handheld that comes with either their Linux-based SMACH OS or Windows 10, well it's now up for pre-order.

Chronicon, a pretty sweet looking 2D action RPG just had a major update which included an officially supported Linux version.

Ubuntu 18.04 is now officially released, so to mark this occasion we’ve teamed up with DRM free game store GOG for a sale and to throw some free games your way.

DASH is a predesigned game but most importantly one which allows you to build one yourself. You take full control of a custom platformer hero and level editor as you create and master your very own 2D platformer world - block by block.

If you thought you were going to be bored this weekend, think again. ARMA 3 and Day of Infamy are both having a free weekend so you can try before you buy and many games are on sale.

Our Hero! Hyper Sword is a light-hearted action RPG with colourful characters that's currently on Kickstarter, they just added a Linux demo too.

For those of you GOG fans itching for some FPS action, you might want to check out STRAFE: Millennium Edition as GOG now have the Linux build too.

Cities: Skylines - Parklife, the new expansion coming next month now has a rather short gameplay teaser.

For those who love comedy adventure games, you might want to take a look at HIVESWAP: Act 1 as it's now on GOG.

We're certainly not short on top-down shooters, but Unreal Engine powered Space God is worth a look for sure.

Inspired by DOOM, Quake, and action games from a time long gone, Midnight Ultra is a very colourful FPS that just added Linux support.

Nothing huge here, but it's nice that Valve have finally fixed another issue that plagued Linux users for some time.

Wizard of Legend, the fast-paced dungeon crawler with rogue-like elements is going to officially release on May 15th with Linux support.

It should come as no surprise that in a world where DLC seems as inevitable as death and taxes, the latest RPG from Obsidian will be getting its own share of post-launch content. Three different packs with different types of content will follow in the months after launch.

After very many delays, this simple jigsaw puzzle-assembling game is now available. Brew a cup of tea and take your time with this one.

Surviving Mars just got quite a bit nicer, thanks to the effort from Haemimont Games based on player feedback.

For those in need of a good-looking action-RPG that offers tons of loot, Last Epoch certainly seems interesting. There's also now a Linux demo available.

Do you miss the days of the classic adventure games? The Snail Trek chapters might be exactly what you're after.