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Asteroid Fight, an online strategy game that takes elements from MOBAs is now in Early Access
If you like strategy games and you like the idea of MOBAs like Dota 2, Asteroid Fight might be an interesting choice.
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Battle Royale game Crazy Justice just had an update to the closed beta, we have keys to give away
Fancy getting in on the action? Black Riddles Studio has finally released an update to Crazy Justice and we have some keys available.
Rumu, a narrative adventure about a sentient robot cleaner, has gotten a Linux port
Ever feel like helping a robot vacuum cleaner solve moral dilemmas in its journey of self-awareness? You’ll be able to do just that in Rumu thanks to its “2.0” update that introduces Linux support.
Ashes 2063, an impressive total conversion for Doom II, has released its first episode
This post-apocalyptic WAD both oozes with style and is technically impressive. It’s been a few years of development but you can finally try out episode one.
Dungeon crawler, Ebony Spire: Heresy, will be getting an anniversary update next month
A recent post by the developer has detailed plans going forward for the title and there’s big changes incoming.
There's another Wine development release out today with version 3.17
Wine development continues the rapid advancements with another biweekly release giving us Wine 3.17 today.
Valve have pushed out a new Steam Play beta with DXVK 0.80 and more
As expected, Valve have pushed out an update to Proton for their Steam Play system with a new beta version.
BATTLETECH gets an opt-in Linux beta on Steam
Harebrained Schemes have made good on their promise to have a Linux beta for their tactical ‘Mech combat game. It works well with a few caveats.
Roguelike RPG 'Depth of Extinction' is now out with full Linux support
Mixing in some pretty good XCOM combat mechanics with a dash of FTL-style travelling through nodes, Depth of Extinction is now out.
Sword-fighter 'Blade Symphony' is now officially on Linux, free to try for a few days with a big sale (updated!)
Blade Symphony, a sword-fighting game from Puny Human powered by the Source Engine has officially released for Linux today. UPDATED: See the bottom.
Total War: THREE KINGDOMS confirmed to be coming to Linux, port from Feral Interactive
The Total War team along with Feral Interactive have confirmed that Total War: THREE KINGDOMS is officially coming to Linux.
Pig Eat Ball has you quite literally barf your way through the game, it's completely insane
Pig Eat Ball from Mommy's Best Games is frankly one of the most utterly bonkers games I think I've ever played.
Top-down shooter Geneshift now has a Battle Royale mode and it's really fun
I must admit, I was a little slow on the uptake with the last article about Geneshift getting a Battle Royale mode as it's now already out.
Linux hardware vendor System76 has begun teasing their new 'open-source computer'
System76, the hardware vendor that focuses on putting out well-supported Linux laptops, desktops and servers are teasing something new.
Heroes of Hammerwatch gets full modding support in the latest update
Gather your party together as Heroes of Hammerwatch has a rather big update out and there's some fun stuff.
The gorgeous sci-fi action-platformer 'MegaSphere' has a huge update now available
The impressive sci-fi action-platformer MegaSphere has neon lighting coming out of all ends and it looks incredible.
Feral Interactive are teasing something for Linux next week
As if we haven't had enough teasers from Feral Interactive already, they're at it again today so what do we think is going on?
Steam Play set to get DXVK 0.72, Wine fixes for .NET and windowing issues
After some pretty quick updates following the initial release of Steam Play, things have quietened down somewhat. However, work on the next version of Steam Play is in progress.
Valve have released some interesting statistics about controller use
Valve recently put up a blog post to talk about controller use on PC and some of their statistics are a little surprising.
Deep Sky Derelicts leaves Early Access, adds Linux support
With artwork quite a bit like Darkest Dungeon, the turn-based strategy game that mixes in RPG and rogue-like elements Deep Sky Derelicts is now on Linux and officially released.
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