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Parkitect, the seriously sweet theme park building game currently in development has been updated, here's what's new.

I gave in and purchased a personal copy of Space Pirates And Zombies 2 to test out the Linux beta, turns out in runs rather well. It runs so well in fact, that the developers have decided to put the SteamOS icon on the store page to show off Linux support.

Abandon Ship looks exciting, a naval exploration game that is styled like an oil painting. Come check out the latest video!

RPCS3 continues chugging along with major improvements coming in fast. The latest progress report for this PS3 emulator is out to show off some of their recent work.

Silicon Zeroes, a puzzle game where you end up building a CPU from developer PleasingFungus Games is out with Linux support.

Divided We Fall is a close-combat WWII multiplayer game about building a good squad and executing well thought-out tactics. It has Linux support and you can try it free for 2 days. Right now it's broken for me.

The latest expansion to the historical grand strategy game will be focused on the many interesting and prosperous nations of the Middle East.

The latest Linux patch for Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War III is now out and it brings all the patches from the Windows version.

Good news sports fans! There's finally a little more information on what exactly will be included in Football Manager 2018.

In need of a new puzzle game? Operator Overload might be the one to really make your brain sweat and it had same-day Linux support.

Always frustrating to see this happen. Battle Chasers: Nightwar, an RPG I was quite excited about has silently removed all mentions of Linux support from both Steam and GOG.

Project Zomboid is the impressive Zombie survival game that has single-player and multi-player that's been in development for a long time. This new release adds in quite a lot and vehicles should be next.

What do you get when cross a first-person shooter with a platformer? ICEBOX: Speedgunner aims to answer that question.

Every month Valve put out their hardware survey, inside it shows off the market-share of operating systems and Linux has continued to decline.

That's right, even though we don't know what their last Linux port hint was about, Feral Interactive have begun teasing another new Linux port.

I'm always on the look out for more good simulation games and Stable Orbit seems like it could be quite good.

Crazy Justice, a cel-shaded third-person shooter being developed with Unreal Engine plans to have Linux support, it looks damn good too!

Warbanners, a turn-based, tactical strategy game with role-playing elements is releasing this month with full Linux support.

The developer of RUINER recently had a chat with Gamasutra where they gave some more details about the Linux & Mac version, it didn't sound too good.

Railway Empire is a new simulation game coming out next year from Gaming Minds Studios and Kalypso Media Digital. It will have Linux support and they've released a new video to show it off.