Here is a look back at the 20 most popular articles on GamingOnLinux for October 2015, an easy way to for you to keep up to date on what has happened in the past month for Linux Gaming!
As new releases are a little light today, and I'm really rather tired it's question time. What has been your biggest let down from a Linux game this year?
I'm always a bit iffy about posting online indie games, as niche games like this never usually have a big online following. It's no different for this game, and it really doesn't perform well on my machine.
Quite a lot of choice for horror games now, and our new addition to the family is Doorways: Holy Mountains of Flesh.
One of the things I do here is contact developers who promised a Linux version of a game which hasn't yet surfaced, and the latest user request for me to check was Moebius: Empire Rising.
For the folks who don't already know, a number of stores are running a Halloween sale. There's some really great deals to be had.
The excitement is building within me about this, as I've wanted to try the harsh city builder Banished ever since I first heard about it.
As far as I know, it's now Halloween. It's pretty hard to keep track because everyone seems to start their Halloween weeks ahead of time but because I personally consider it's today, I think we should do a themed livestream. Cue the spooks!
Are you on the lookout for cheap games this weekend? Well the Humble Weekly will sort you out that's for sure.
The Park is a rather good looking horror game that looks like it may be coming to Linux. It's another game from Funcom, so it looks like they are swaying towards more Linux support for their games.
The game was ported to Linux in time for the Halloween sale on Steam and is a bargain for fans of puzzle platformers.
Not the news I expected to hit my inbox this week. Fishing Planet an online fishing game aimed at realism is heading to Linux.
Ever wanted to fly a high-speed interceptor in a big dogfight against a superior enemy force like in Battlestar Galactica? Well, it's possible thanks to Diaspora: Shattered Armistice! Let's go kill some toasters!
Borderlands 2 & Borderlands The Pre-Sequel have been updated with some pretty beefy updates, and they include some little Linux fixes too.
Albion Online is looking likely to be the most interesting MMORPG available on Linux, and their closed beta test has been announced for November.
This is a kind of mix of a Project Maiden review and an interview with its creator Kevin Cole, in which we discuss his first two games, as well as his experiences with crowdfunding and game development.
GOG have launched a bunch of new (classic/retro) Dungeons & Dragons games, and they support Linux too which is great.
Good news bat lovers everywhere, Batman: Arkham Knight will be available on Linux and SteamOS in Spring 2016.
Are you ready to scare yourself silly? How about a chance at winning one of three copies of Alien: Isolation?
I'm a bit behind due to all the fun tonight, but Insurgency is now fully available on Linux with a big update. It's also available dirt cheap in the latest Humble Bundle offering.
Why some games on Linux, SteamOS / Steam Deck have broken videos and what you can do
How to install Battle.net on Linux, SteamOS and Steam Deck for World of Warcraft and Starcraft