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You're a Wizard ha...oh wrong thing. Wizard of Legend combines fast-paced dungeon crawling with dynamic magic-fuelled combat and it's now out.

Sadly, not all games in the the Humble Hooked on Multiplayer 2018 Bundle are on Linux but there's still some goodies!

Spartan Fist, the first-person puncher from Glass Bottom Games is out today with Linux support and it’s bloody glorious. Literally so, I’ve spent hours in this one punching people with various special fists and it just doesn’t get boring. Fists will fly, heads will roll.

Did you enjoy the previous Runner games or the BIT.TRIP games? Runner3 could come to Linux if the developer sees enough demand.

Valve have expanded their VR support, with the introduction of their SteamVR Input system which is very much like what they've done for gamepads in the main Steam client.

Honestly, Broforce is a ridiculously good time for all involved while playing it. It just got a decent performance patch too.

This is really interesting. The guys behind Indie DB and Mod DB have announced mod.io, a new cross-platform API to give any game Steam Workshop-like mod support.

Honestly, I'm amazed games like Horizon Chase Turbo are still made. A retro-inspired racer that's not only super smooth, but damn fun too.

Phoenix Point, the new strategy game from Snapshot Games, the studio which includes the legendary Julian Gollop will have a Linux build available within a day and the main release has been delayed.

Need some Larry in your life? GOG have just put up a Linux download for Leisure Suit Larry: Love for Sail!

Hyperspace Dogfights from developer Sleeper Games is a fantastic mix of chaotic jet-combat fun and it's out with same-day Linux support.

No flapping birds to be found here, as the single-button musical game Odium To the Core oozes style and it certainly can be challenging.

With only a couple of days left to go, the Kickstarter for the RPG Last Epoch has just managed to scrape by to get fully funded and their demo has seen a few good updates.

It's taken quite a while, but it seems the Linux version of squad based roguelike Steam Marines has nearly become profitable.

Valve seem to be pretty serious about increasing the security of their services, as it turns out they've been paying hackers for finding flaws. They also updated their company website recently, which mentions some secret games.

Pillars of Eternity II released earlier this week and I was only able to share some basic thoughts about the experience. Now, with more time sunk into the game I have a more nuanced perspective I can talk about.

DXVK is such an incredible project to bring Direct3D 11 support to Wine using Vulkan and another exciting release is now out.

Sad news, as the great looking open-world narrative RPG 'Smoke and Sacrifice' is currently not coming to Linux.

Looks like there's a lot going on with Rocket League at the moment and some of it sounds pretty darn exciting.

Have fond memories of Uridium? Love shoot 'em ups? Hyper Sentinel is now out and it's pretty damn good.