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I waited a bit longer than usual on this, since last time Valve adjusted their numbers from positive to negative for the Linux market share. It seems as of last month, the Linux market share on Steam went up a bit.
Truthfully, Crossing Souls is not a game I was actually familiar with until GOG emailed me about it. Turns out this sweet action-adventure inspired by the 80's is releasing soon and it now has a demo.
We've known for a while that Virtual Programming were porting MXGP3 - The Official Motocross Videogame to Linux, now it seems it may be closer to release.
I apparently missed the boat when it came to Guts and Glory, a game a contributor covered here back in 2016. I've now played it and I came away both disturbed and highly amused.
Few games make me repeatedly go back and try to improve my times, with Remnants of Naezith being one such game that has completely hooked my attention.
Tesla vs Lovecraft is another top-down shooter from 10tons Ltd that puts you in the shoes of Nikola Tesla as you face off against lovecraftian nightmares.
I'm a big fan of All Walls Must Fall, a crazy mix of strategy and RPG with some time-manipulating mechanics that's powered by Unreal Engine 4. It had a big update recently and they've also revealed the final launch date. Plus I give some thoughts on the gameplay right now.
If you don't really care for realistic or flashy graphics, Rusted Warfare is definitely an RTS game to take a look at. This huge update is fantastic too!
You might have heard of Microsoft's latest plans to keep people on their own store, with a locked down Windows 10 S mode to be available on all versions of Windows.
I had sadly forgotten about Dead Cells since covering it in January last year, but thankfully the developer hasn't and it now has an approximate date for the Linux version.