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SnarfQuest Tales, a humorous fantasy point and click adventure, is available
Following a successful crowdfunding campaign, the first episode of the point and click adventure game, SnarfQuest Tales has gone gold and has been available for some time.
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The Long Dark to leave Early Access on August 1st, story mode is coming
The Long Dark is a strikingly beautiful survival game and it will finally leave Early Access on August 1st, they have also announced that the first two story episodes will release then too.
Albion Online to revamp the Hell Gate battles
Albion Online, the MMO that supports Linux has detailed some changes coming to their Hell Gates feature, a feature that combines PvP with PvE battles.
Stellaris is the new early unlock for the Humble Monthly bundle
Here's your chance to get Stellaris for cheap, as it's the new early unlock for the next Humble Monthly bundle.
The latest HITMAN Elusive Target is now live on Linux
HITMAN has been updated again with another Elusive Target that's available to attempt for the next few days.
White Noise 2 officially released with Linux support, along with some major updates
Horror game White Noise 2 which I'm quite fond of recently released out of Early Access as a full game, they also did a few updates recently.
Friday Livestream with Samsai at 5 PM UTC!
It's a beautiful day outside and what better way to spend it than by sitting indoors playing video games? That is exactly what I plan to do this evening and you may join me through the power of the internet and Twitch! So, welcome all!
Valve have changed how gifting games works
Valve have put up a short blog post detailing some changes to the way gifting games will work, as of today.
Planet Nomads release delayed until later this month, still looks promising
Planet Nomads, the gorgeous sci-fi sandbox game was due to launch last month, but the developers have delayed it until the 25th of May.
Oxygen Not Included, from Klei heading to Early Access, Linux version will come later
Oxygen Not Included, the next game from Klei Entertainment will hit Early Access this month. The Linux version is confirmed, but for a later date.
AMD Vulkan driver 'radv' is now 'effectively a pass' for conformance
The open source Vulkan driver for AMD hardware 'radv' now gets 'effectively a pass' for conformance. An awesome milestone for AMD fans.
Phoenix Point is now fully funded, should be on Linux with a same-day release
Phoenix Point, from the original creator of X-COM is now fully funded on Fig and the good news is that it should see a same-day Linux release.
The 'Razer DeathAdder Chroma' is quite possibly the nicest mouse I've ever owned
After my wireless mouse finally stopped charging anything and the temporary £5 replacement mouse was just terrible, I decided to take a look at the Razer DeathAdder Chroma.
Looks like Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope for Linux will be coming soon
Thanks to a Twitter tip, it seems that Serious Sam VR: The Last Hope might be coming to Linux soon with Vulkan.
Be the villain in Nefarious, an action platformer about kidnapping princesses
Want a chance to be the villain? Wish granted! Nefarious, an action platform about kidnapping princesses has a Linux version and it's not bad.
Feral Interactive are teasing something, again
My excitement levels are rising once again, as Feral Interactive are teasing a new intro video, but for what exactly?
ATOM, an RPG inspired by Fallout is on Kickstarter, Linux demo available
I've been testing out ATOM, a new RPG that's currently on Kickstarter and they seem to have Linux support nailed down pretty well already.
OpenRCT2, the open source engine for RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 has been updated again
A fresh build of the RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 open source game engine OpenRCT2 is now available that continues to polish up the experience.
Steam Audio comes to Unreal Engine 4
Steam Audio, the new feature-filled audio solution from Valve is now supported directly in Unreal Engine 4 Valve just announced.
VEKTOR 2089, a retro inspired fast-paced futuristic hovercar racer needs help on Greenlight
VEKTOR 2089, a retro inspired fast-paced racer is planning to come to Linux, I think it looks great and it needs a boost on Steam Greenlight.
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- NVIDIA have discontinued Quake II RTX
- Steam Replay is live and notes only 14% "of playtime spent by all Steam users" was for 2025 releases
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