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For those of you who like the smaller experimental games, Exit84 is an interesting idea. It's a frustrating typing-platformer game, where you can only move by typing what's on the screen.

Another huge update to the open-world MMO Albion Online is now live, with a bunch of new features to make it more interesting.

All Our Asias is the most recent offering from Sean Han Tani, the developer of Anodyne. The game is a mix of narrative exploration (so-called “walking simulators”) and visual novel styles, although it does not offer branching paths or multiple endings.

Starmancer is a space station sim I'm pretty excited about, it's currently on Kickstarter with six days left and they're fully funded. It has Linux support already and the demo has been updated.

In the mood to play a retro-inspired RPG with turn-based combat? By Any Means Necessary has officially added Linux support.

Not to be confused with Abyss Crew that we recently covered, We Need To Go Deeper is a cooperative submarine exploration game currently in Early Access and it just added Linux support.

Beamdog has announced that Neverwinter Nights: Enhanced Edition will officially release on March 27th and it's coming with day-1 Linux support.

Hello again! Hopefully everyone has had a nice week and if you haven't don't worry because today is the time for the Friday Livestream! Games will be played, cola will be drunk and you'll get the best seats through the power of our online video stream. So, get your snacks ready for some live Linux gaming!

Bacon Man: An Adventure, an action platformer from Skymap Games is currently being ported to Linux. It looks surprisingly good too!

The Unreal Engine 4-powered Ant colony management game, Empires of the Undergrowth, is now available on GOG and it's a pretty damn good game.

The Swords of Ditto, a compact and vibrant action RPG we confirmed that was coming to Linux back in February will be officially releasing on April 24th, with Linux support on the same day.

Foreveracers is a racing game with hilarious physics and handling, I quite like it and it's going to finally release on Steam on March 29th.

For those interested in getting scared this weekend, The Amnesia Collection featuring Amnesia: The Dark Descent and Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs are free on Steam (permanent copy!). There's also plenty on sale on various stores.

Valve had a closed-doors presentation on their new card game Artifact that will release this year, here's a few details.

There's been a lot of people talking about this, so I figured we should get this out of the way. Kongregate are doing their own store and client named Kartridge and it will not support Linux.

It's been a bit of a weird one, but EARTHLOCK (previously EARTHLOCK: Festival of Magic) is going to get a Linux beta build tomorrow.

Northgard is now on Linux as promised, this strategy game from Shiro Games is something I've been looking forward to and it does not disappoint. It does have a few issues with launching the game right now.

Paradox has announced that Cities: Skylines, which was a day-1 release for Linux, has sold over five million copies.

The latest DLC for Paradox Development Studios’ WW2 grand strategy title is very ambitious. The accompanying patch, available to all, shakes things up quite a bit and I’ve had a chance to play around with it all before launch.

The two WWI FPS games from M2H and Blackmill Games, Tannenberg & Verdun, both got an update recently which upgraded Unity for a performance boost and more.