PEAK is another in the list of quality co-op chaos games to add to your collection.
Townseek is a colourful casual exploration and trading adventure game from developer Whales And Games, with a brand new big upgrade for the demo available.
I can't wait to see what the community cooks up for Dwarf Fortress, with the latest update bringing much more advanced modding capabilities to the game.
After recently receiving a DMCA takedown notice, Old School Rally had its Steam store page removed. Valve have now restored it and work on it continues.
Penny for Your Potion looks like a nice one for fans of casual crafting and management, with you running your own shop and brewing potions for customers.
Made with GZDoom, a fresh teaser for Fallout: Bakersfield has been released and now I'm excited all over again for it.
Pure chaos, that's what Mycopunk is. It's exceptionally bizarre and now my new favourite first-person shooter because it's so wildly unique.
Xenopurge puts you in the command chair overseeing marines running around various buildings, as you take down the alien threat.
Space Drilling Station has you manage and automate a drilling station on a distant planet. The developer detailed their Steam Deck work with a new demo.
Bellfortis is a medieval turn-based strategy game for players who love the genre, but don't have as much time to commit their lives to it.
Keeping up with the excitement about Lossless Scaling's Frame Generation on Linux with the lsfg-vk project, there's now an extra unofficial GUI app.
GeForce Infinity was announced recently as another option for running GeForce NOW on Desktop Linux, since NVIDIA haven't put out an official app.
Back in June, Valve revealed the new performance monitor for the in-game Steam overlay, and now the Linux version has been upgraded.
Depending on where you look, Linux on the desktop has somewhere between 4-6% user share on the desktop. Showing it's growing slowly but steadily overall.
GE-Proton 10-10 is out now with the latest version of this community maintained compatibility layer for Linux systems bringing plenty of Windows game fixes.
Roblox? LEGO? Who needs it. I'm all about Brickadia life now it's out in Early Access.
Reformed under the new studio Coincidence, the team from Zachtronics have now released Kaizen: A Factory Story with Linux / SteamOS support.
Noobs Are Coming is a new release that takes the skin of Brotato and puts you in the shoes of a final boss, complete with really weird abilities.
From the team that made Judero, the handmade stop-motion digging adventure Mashina is set to arrive on July 31st.
Get ready to head into the weekend with the Build Your Own Shooter Bundle from Fanatical. There's plenty of treats for real cheap.