OpenTTD, the open source simulation game based on Transport Tycoon Deluxe has a new release
OpenTTD continues to mature for those who love their building and business sims, with the first major release in a year now available.
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Another small Steam Client Beta is up, better support for NTFS mounts on Linux
Another Steam Client Beta update went live yesterday, as Valve continue to polish up the experience.
Risk of Rain 2 works very nicely on Linux thanks to Steam Play, it's also pretty crazy
Risk of Rain 2 from Hopoo Games and Gearbox Publishing recently entered Early Access, it’s already become massively popular and thanks to Steam Play we’re not missing out.
Quaver, an open-source competitive rhythm game is coming to Steam
For those who think they have some fast finger-work, Quaver is an open-source competitive rhythm game and it's coming to Steam.
Renaine, a gorgeous pixel-art platformer about overcoming failure is coming to Linux
Renaine is one I don't remember hearing about before, originally funded on Kickstarter this absolutely gorgeous pixel-art platformer is coming out this year and you need to take a look.
Wheelz2, a 3D moto-trials game that looks all kinds of ridiculous added Linux support
Currently in Early Access, Wheelz2 is a 3D moto-trials game inspired by some of the 2D classics like xmoto.
Paradox Interactive and Romero Games have teamed up for a new strategy game
While details are ridiculously light right now as it has only just been teased, Paradox Interactive and Romero Games have teamed up.
Apparatus, a physics puzzle game developed on Linux is now on Kickstarter, will be open source too
Apparatus, a name I honestly had never heard of until recently is a physics puzzle game developed on Linux. As it turns out, this is a reboot of a game that was popular in the early days of mobile touchscreens.
2D team-based building and raiding game 'Scrunk' leaving Early Access and going free this month
While it doesn't look like much, Scrunk is actually a pretty fun game to play with others. It never really gained a following and so it's going free.
Steam Play was updated again with Proton 4.2-2
Things seem to be moving quite quickly with Steam Play lately, with another new version now available.
Civilization VI’s “Antarctic Late Summer Update” is now out
The latest update to the strategy title brings more than just spit and polish to the table. More importantly, it’s a same-day release on Linux.
GTA-inspired battle royale 'Geneshift' went through a little overhaul to be more streamlined
Geneshift, a top-down GTA-inspired battle royale game that also has a single-player and co-op campaign has a fresh update out with an aim to make it more streamlined to play.
After failing Kickstarter funding, the Football-focused city builder Road to your City is now on Steam
Road to your City is a city builder but it's not the usual kind, with a focus on building up a Football team to go along with your city it's pretty interesting to play.
Citra, the open-source emulator for the Nintendo 3DS is coming along nicely plus Flatpak support
For those of you who want to check it out, Citra for emulating the Nintendo 3DS sounds like it's really progressing nicely.
Forager, a pretty cute looking 2D open world mash-up of genres is coming to Linux
Forager from developer HopFrog and publisher Humble Bundle looks like a pretty fun mash-up of different genres, inspired by the likes of Stardew Valley, Terraria & Zelda and it's going to support Linux now too.
Roguelike bullet-hell game Woodpunk is now properly out with Linux support
Combining bullet-hell like gameplay with some roguelike elements, Woodpunk had a little delay in the Linux version which is now properly up and out.
A third Shelter game has been announced, this time you're an elephant
Announced yesterday and it's very real (not an April Fools), Shelter 3 from Might and Delight won't be arriving until next year.
The Linux-powered Atari VCS has gone through some design changes
The Atari VCS team put out a new blog post and it goes over some changes to the design and it still looks pretty great.
An early look at what's on sale this week, time to pick up a good deal
April is here already and here's your first look this month at what's going cheap for Linux gamers to pick up.
Woops - Valve accidentally put up the Valve Index, Base Station and Controllers unfinished store pages
What could possibly be a little prank from Valve, the unfinished Steam store pages for the Valve Index, Valve Index Base Station and Valve Index Controllers went online a little too early.