If you fancy trying to pilot a ship in between hundreds of tiny little asteroids now is your chance, Rings of Saturn might be delayed until next year but the demo seems to work well.
Game Dev Studio, another game to let you attempt to rise to greatness in the games industry just recently added a Linux version.
Gravel, the "ultimate off-road experience" is a racing game from Milestone (MXGP, MotoGP and many more) and it's showing signs of coming to Linux.
From the creator of Out There, Sigma Theory is a very promising looking take on the espionage game genre and it's coming to Linux.
Wannabe mermaids of the world can now take down evil sirens in the dungeon crawler Serenade of the Sirens, now in Early Access.
While I've no doubt there will be some groans about the visual style, Desert Kill still looks like a shooter that could be quite fun.
Slime Rancher, the delightfully sweet game about adventure, exploration and capturing funny little (and sometimes not so little) Slimes just had a good optimisation update.
For those who love your rather retro looking RPG experiences, Afelhem entered Early Access recently with Linux support.
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The vehicular combat MMO just got a little bit bigger with the inclusion of ships for all players. There’s also plenty of other goodies in the sizeable update.
If you’ve got a hacking itch you want to scratch, EXAPUNKS has you break into systems that double as clever-looking puzzles.
Good news for those who love their building games, as settlement building game The Colonists looks fantastic and the developer has confirmed their plans for Linux support.
Paradox has just announced the latest full expansion for Stellaris named MegaCorp and as the name suggests it's focusing on profit on a galactic scale.
The Trick or Treat update for the extreme downhill freeriding game Descenders sounds exciting and it's going live on October 29th.
Minecraft continues turning into a bigger and more interesting game with each new release and it seems that will be massively true for the 1.14 'Village & Pillage' update which sounds huge.
This looks really quite interesting, blurring the lines between a movie and a game to create an interactive thriller.
Gaia's Melody: Echoed Melodies looks like a rather beautiful RPG and as of last night it's now also available on Linux.
It would be real news if they didn't do big sales, but still for those of you who never buy outside of Steam and are currently watching the pennies here's the dates to look for.
The folks over at the Unity game engine have managed some impressive stuff, like their next project to help developers being a free sample FPS game that looks quite impressive.
While I haven't seen it noted in any of the recent changelogs for the Steam Client Beta, it seems it has an updated Steam Runtime in need of some testing.
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