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Starship Theory, a ship building survival game that resembles FTL a little in style is now on Linux, it's currently unsupported as the developer seeks feedback.
Terroir is an Early Access 3D tile-based tycoon game and it recently added Linux support. In Terroir you are managing your own vineyard and it looks reasonably good.
Geocore, an Early Access six degrees of freedom shooter has Linux support and it was recently updated to include Vulkan too. Before getting excited, keep in mind this it's £1.99, so don't expect much from it.
Turns out we completely missed the Linux version of Dungeon Kingdom: Sign of the Moon! This real-time dungeon crawling RPG added a Linux version at the end of 2015.
For the Star Wars fans who don't already have STAR WARS: Dark Forces on GOG, you might be pleased to know that it looks like the DOSBox version for Linux will also make its way onto Steam.
After three years in Early Access, Unturned has now officially released on Steam with Linux support. This free to play blocky survival seems to be incredibly popular.
Albion Online, the indie MMO is now closed while the developers make the final preparations for the full release on July 17th. They also have starter packs ready for purchase if you want to grab a copy to play.
I finally picked up The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth after never really being bothered by it thinking it wasn't anything special. I was wrong, so very wrong.
I was quite impressed with Chroma Squad when I tried out the original release of this Power Rangers-inspired tactical RPG and now it's looking even better.
A very serious Golf game, absolutely no fun allowed. This is so you and your work colleagues can go hit some holes and talk about work. Okay, not quite.
A Mesa developer wrote into the public Mesa-dev mailing list to ask for testers of OpenGL multithreading in Mesa so that they can grow the whitelist of games that will use it.
Beyond Enemy Lines, a rather interesting sounding single-player FPS looks like it's going to get a Linux version. UPDATE: There's now a test Linux version on Steam.
The latest Wine development release is now available and it looks like quite a quiet one for us, nothing truly major. It does have some new features and some notable bug fixes for games.
Friday Livestream is here again! Another week has gone by and it's time for me to heat up my Ryzen to bring you a live broadcast of silliness, video games and more silliness! So, point your browsers towards our Twitch channel for some live Linux gaming!