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Version 0.8.2 of the free and open source arena FPS Xonotic has been released with a couple of new maps and a number of other changes and additions.

Beat Cop, a retro styled adventure game taking inspiration from old cop shows has arrived on Linux, but is it as good as it looks?

ARK: Survival Evolved has another big update which finally includes a revamp of their old UI. It does look many times better and also unicorns.

Just a quick update about the great online FPS Ballistic Overkill. I spoke to the developers on Twitter and it's possibly it may see a Unity upgrade to get Vulkan.

The latest development release of Wine (2.5) is available with 30 bugs fixed and some various improvements.

In an effort to make things as clear as possible, I decided to do some additional testing with Mad Max. More specifically, in OpenGL for Mad Max at release vs the beta.

Total War: WARHAMMER II has been officially announced and going by their release announcement, it sounds like it may get Linux support.

The Unity game engine has put out their big 5.6 update which is a very exciting release, it now includes full Vulkan support!

Good evening dear viewers and readers! I would like to remind you that it is indeed Friday once again and that means that there is a livestream coming. Games will be played and nonsense will be said, just like it always has been! So, come and take a look!

While I usually don't like pre-orders, Paradox is certainly a developer worthy of it. Since we know this will have no problems with Linux support. Stellaris: Utopia is a massive expansion too, I can't wait!

Virtual Programming have release their latest Linux port with 'Putty Squad'. It's a remake of the 1994 platformer that shares the same name, but the updated release has crispier high resolution visuals. VP provided me a copy last night, so here's some thoughts.

This keeps happening to me, I keep writing about something and a day later it's here! Hollow Knight now has a Linux beta build available on Steam.

Valve have done another push towards video content with Steam now partnering with Crunchyroll to offer certain series of Anime for purchase. They also have a bunch of Anime classed games on sale.

The advanced flight simulator X-Plane 11 is now available and the developers put out day-1 Linux support.

Glittermitten Grove, a game I had never heard of until today has launched on Linux. Oh, it also apparently contains Frog Fractions 2.

Thimbleweed Park, from Ron Gilbert and Gary Winnick has officially released for Linux today and it has day-1 Linux support.

Mad Max from Feral Interactive has been updated with a public beta as the Linux version is now able to use Vulkan and it brings some mighty performance changes.

Rise to Ruins update 'InDev 25' will see your villagers get a bit thirsty, as the game has introduced the need to quench your villagers thirst.

We certainly aren't short on action platformers, but Nongünz looks like it could easily stand out with the unique visual style.

I've been sent in details about 'Lil Tanks', which is an action-packed side-scroller with some really great retro visuals.