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Terraria is finally done 9 years later with Journey's End
Terraria, the side-scrolling sandbox exploration and crafting game from Re-Logic is finally done, with the Journey's End update that's out now.
Experiment with light beams in the fantastic LIT: Bend the Light
LIT: Bend the Light is a puzzle game about bouncing and bending around beams of light, and eventually finding a solution to each puzzle.
Direct3D to Vulkan gets even better with DXVK 1.7
Today the latest and greatest in Direct3D to Vulkan translation for the Wine (and Proton) compatibility layers has released with DXVK 1.7.
Solve circuit board maze puzzles in the demo of R.E.E.L.
Love electronics? Love puzzle games? You may want to keep an eye on R.E.E.L., as not only does it combine the two and looks incredibly stylish - it also has a demo up now.
KDE Plasma 5.19 has a first Beta in need of testing
Want to ensure the next stable release of the KDE Plasma desktop environment is as good as can be? Plasma 5.19 Beta is out.
Into the Breach gets a few tweaks for the new Linux version
After waiting quite a while, Subset Games finally gave us the Linux port of Into the Breach and it's been working well for us but they just put out a fresh update to fix some issues.
Caesar III open source game engine 'Julius' has a new release
Julius, a constantly improving free and open source game engine to play the classic Caesar III on modern systems has a brand new release available.
Microsoft president admits they were wrong on open source
During a recent online event the current Microsoft President, Brad Smith, opened up a little bit about open source and their previous failures with it.
Half-Life: Alyx now available on Linux with Vulkan
Just like Valve said to us they would do so, Half-Life: Alyx is now available on Linux using the Vulkan graphics API.
A quick look over recent and upcoming Linux game releases
With so many games being released, announced and teased it's often hard to keep on top of things so we're here to help.
Deformed Doom lets you warp and distort classic Doom maps
Ever wanted to play through any of the classic Doom games in something like GZDoom but have everything slightly different? Deformed Doom will let you warp levels in interesting ways.
2D dig 'em up puzzler 'Something Ate My Alien' releasing June 18
Platforming, puzzles and plenty of digging is what's in store for you in Something Ate My Alien, and plenty of weird creatures too.
Dwellers of the Gut has you rescue the townsfolk inside a giant
Just like with Planetfriend, we're continuing to highlight a few smaller experimental and outright weird games and another recent discovery is Dwellers of the Gut.
Make your own planet pet in Planetfriend, now on Linux
Planetfriend is a peculiar game, built by Laura Michet and Brendon Chung during the first few months of the COVID-19 quarantine.
Amusing building sim Two Point Hospital gets a big update and discount
Two Point Hospital continues building up more content with ipdate 1.20 - R.E.M.I.X V2 out now and there's quite a big discount going on it.
Poly Bridge 2 arrives on May 28 with fun Twitch integration
Poly Bridge 2 is the next-generation of bridge-building puzzle sims, expanding on the original in plenty of new and interesting ways.
Dungeons 3 is getting a 'Complete Collection' in June
Dungeons 3, the delightfully evil strategy game from Realmforge Studios and Kalypso Media is finally complete.
Fighting game Skullgirls should now have much better online play
Skullgirls might be multiple years old now and Lab Zero Games have since released Indivisible but they're clearly not done improving Skullgirls.
Asymmetrical multiplayer game OBEY pits tiny rabbits against a huge weapon
You've probably played multiplayer games with different team sizes before but probably nothing like OBEY.
- Fanatical Bundle Fest is back and they have lots of goodies for you
- The big Call to Arms update for Valheim is out now
- Wheel World adds a Native Linux version for Steam Deck with a "significant performance improvement"
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