Epicinium is an interesting strategy game with simultaneous turns where your impact on the environment matters. The developers have announce it will be heading to Kickstarter as well as having an open source release.
Another week, another sale and this one from Humble is actually quite good. The Humble Very Positive Sale has a nice choice of Linux native titles.
Feral Interactive have just announced that the Linux version of Total War: WARHAMMER II is due out 'as soon as possible' after Curse of the Vampire Coast DLC release for Windows.
I'm a little sad to see this, the unique multiplayer survival game One Hour One Life where you're born into the world as a baby to a random parent is only going to support Windows on Steam despite having a Linux build.
The day will soon arrive for BATTLETECH to leave beta for Linux as an officially supported game, along with the Flashpoint expansion.
For those who love to check out something a little different, Das Geisterschiff might be your cup. A turn-based cyberpunk adventure and dungeon crawler inspired by older Japanese games.
I'm always keen to try out new games that feature some form of grapple gun and Entangled makes some rather great use of it for this physics puzzler.
While not usually a fan of many Visual Novels, Red Embrace: Hollywood really does sound quite interesting. Set in 1996 in Los Angeles, you are a newly created Vampire who has to find their place in the world.
Here's an interesting little puzzle game, Rogue Bit from the developer of Son of a Witch is a puzzle game where you take control of a sentient bit of computer memory.
Lutris, the 'open gaming platform' that acts as a front-end to help you manage various games on Linux has a fresh release out.
After writing about how the developer of Depth of Extinction revoked a user’s externally purchased Steam key after leaving a negative review, the developer reached out to give a statement.
Here's a case of how to definitely not deal with getting negative feedback. A developer of Depth of Extinction revoked a user's key after a negative review.
Freaky Creations recently released To Leave, a mystifying narrative-driven adventure that deals with depression, self-harm and more adult themes.
I'm always curious to see how hacking mechanics make it into games and Squally seems like it could be an interesting attempt to teach a little.
Here's your (almost) weekly look at some interesting games and bundles that are currently on sale that have an interesting choice for Linux gamers.
The Halloween Pack pack for HITMAN goes live today giving you a chance to try it for free, which includes full access to the Colorado location from Episode 5.
My love for Klei continues on, with Oxygen Not Included getting another big update named Space Industry along with a new animated short.
Magicae Mundi, a PvP magic battle arena game from developer Renan Sylvestre just entered Early Access with Linux support.
The wacky spy-agency sim Holy Potatoes! A Spy Story?! from Daylight Studios is going to release on November 7th and they will be continuing their Linux support.
For those who love to test their brain, the rather nice puzzle game Puzlogic which is inspired by elements of Sudoku and Kakuro is leaving Early Access on November 2nd.
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