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Albion Online fixes lag issues that plagued servers
The fantasy MMO had been plagued by recurring lag spikes over the past few weeks that were affecting the player experience. Thankfully, it seems that this has finally been sorted out.
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There's a brand new Humble Bundle with almost all the games on Linux, oh my
That's right, Humble Bundle is back in force with a bundle full of Linux games, but, err...it might be a bit full of anime boobs.
Feral Interactive have put back the "West Norwood" Linux port teaser
Feral Interactive have begun re-teasing the "West Norwood" clue that appeared recently and then vanished, it's back to tickle our brains once again.
Falling asleep and killing myself in "Suicide Guy", some thoughts
Suicide Guy, a game about killing yourself. Despite the name, it's not actually about suicide, depression or anything like that.
SDL 2.0.6 with support for Vulkan and more gamepads enters pre-release
SDL 2.0.6, the next version bump of the popular cross-platform development library has entered the pre-release stage. It looks to be a great release too!
Sudden Strike 4 patched to fix LAN play and more overall improvements
The strategy game Sudden Strike 4 met with a mixed reception at release, but the developers are slowly making good on fixing issues and implementing new features.
World of Castles, a medieval themed online action-strategy game will have Linux support
Hey look another building game! World of Castles seems to be a little different though, as it blends in strategy gameplay too.
Immortal Redneck patched to increase performance, add Polish language and more
Immortal Redneck, the rather good dungeon crawling FPS has a major patch available that should boost performance.
Distrust, inspired by John Carpenter's "The Thing" could see Linux support
Okay, this looks and sounds pretty great. Distrust, a game inspired by John Carpenter's "The Thing" could see Linux support.
Vaporum, a steampunk dungeon crawler could see a Linux release
Vaporum, a rather intense looking steampunk dungeon crawler could see a Linux release, depending on how it does at release.
Super Blood Hockey is coming to Linux
Super Blood Hockey, a violent homage to classic 8-bit and 16-bit ice hockey games is on its way to Linux.
Mesa 17.2 officially released
The open source graphics drivers, Mesa, have been updated to 17.2 which is a major new release bringing in many changes.
Some thoughts on the Cities: Skylines - Concerts mini-expansion
I was sent over a copy of Cities: Skylines - Concerts so I’ve given it a look. Here’s my thoughts on this mini-expansion.
Some thoughts on Castle Story, the voxel-based strategy game
Castle Story finally released in full and it came with day-1 Linux support, I've taken a look at this voxel-based strategy game to see if it's worth your cash.
Iron Harvest, an RTS set in the alternate reality of 1920+ should hopefully see Linux support
I heard about Iron Harvest some time ago, but couldn't find any information about KING Art's plans for a Linux version. Today I reached out and got a reply.
VEmpire - The Kings of Darkness, a Vampire themed digital card game will have Linux support
Hey look, another card game! With Vampires! VEmpire - The Kings of Darkness will release in October and they will have day-1 Linux support.
Minecraft: Story Mode for Linux never got released, even though it was “ready”
I caught up with a developer who previously worked for Telltale Games, who worked on a Beta version of Minecraft: Story Mode for Linux which never did end up getting released.
Planet Nomads drops plans to have co-op and multiplayer
The Early Access sandbox game Planet Nomads has officially dropped plans to include any kind of co-op or multiplayer.
Developers of We Happy Few have started working on the Linux version
Finally, developers of We Happy Few from Compulsion Games started working on the Linux version, and they plan to be ready on or shortly after the release of the game which is scheduled for April 13 next year.
TINY METAL, a "spiritual successor" to Advance Wars has plans for a Linux version
Remember Advance Wars? Well, TINY METAL is a "spiritual successor" and the good news is that the developers have plans for a Linux version.
- Tomb Raider I and Tomb Raider II open source re-implementations updated with new graphics options
- GE-Proton 10-14 brings lots of fixes for Windows games on Linux / SteamOS
- KDE Plasma 6.5 gains an OEM ready system setup tool and KDE Linux is progressing
- Bottles devs give more info on their funding from NLnet
- Half-Life: Cross Product Multiplayer gets a Steam release
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