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Early last month we posted an article about the developer of Seven: The Days Long Gone asking on Steam about future platforms for the game, it seems they've taken note of all the requests for a Linux version.

Ruggnar is a rather sweet looking platformer about a dwarf in a candle-hat searching for treasure and it has Linux support.

Back in August last year I mentioned the retro-inspired FPS 'DUSK' and how it may come to Linux. In the latest update, it seems it's still planned!

Don't be scared of trying BRAIN / OUT due to it being free to play, I was actually quite impressed with it when I tried it a while ago. This new game mode adds in some more variety to the gameplay.

I really don't quite know what to make of Road Dogs, but this free to play MMO recently added Linux support.

The Linux market share on Steam has bounced backed a little in the latest Steam Hardware Survey for December 2017.

OpenRA is a fantastic game engine, which enables you to play Command & Conquer, Command & Conquer: Red Alert and Dune 2000 on Linux. The latest test release is rather nice too.

Do you like blowing things up? How about blowing things up in a cartoon-like setting? Tons of weapons? Tons of enemies? State of Anarchy: Master of Mayhem seems to have it all.

I have no idea how to describe the game Small Talk, mainly as there's very little information on it. They released a trailer that makes it look like a rather trippy experience.

Indivisible is a new action-packed RPG from the Skullgirls creator and they've confirmed it will be on Linux at launch.

Here's one from a while ago we missed completely! Little Devil Inside is a 3D action and adventure RPG and it's coming to Linux.

Happy New Year! Let's start 2018 with a bit of a joke shall we: Knock Knock. Who's there? Catbot. Banned. (Post updated)

With recent commits that fix bugs and allow newer Vega cards to pass tests for official conformance, development for radv continues apace. It’s a good time to look back and talk about just how far the driver has come in such a short time.

As expected, another Wine 3.0 release candidate is available today with RC4 bringing in more bug fixes.

Although the year's celebrations aren't quite done yet, GOL is starting to operate normally once again and that also means that the Friday livestream is back without missing a beat! So, get your snacks (you have them, I know) and get your viewing device of choice ready for some live Linux gaming!

The story of Earthlock: Festival of Magic is a little odd. The developer released a Linux alpha version back in 2016 and since then nothing has happened. A new edition has been announced and it's still somewhat positive for Linux.

Rivals of Aether is a 2D indie fighting game from Dan Fornace that released for Windows this year, it seems they're open to porting it.

You will be forgiven if you forgot about Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight, the last time we wrote about it was back in 2016. Turns out it's still coming to Linux!

Since Linux doesn't have PLAYERUNKNOWN'S BATTLEGROUNDS, I'm always on the look out for something like it. Go 4 The Kill is a rather fun attempt to turn CS:GO into a PUBG-like game.

You probably don't remember, but we reported on Solstice Chronicles: MIA coming to Linux way back in February. Obviously a lot of time has passed, but it's still coming.