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SuperTuxKart 0.10 beta is out with online multiplayer and it's looking good
11 January 2019 at 8:22 pm UTC Likes: 2
I'm gonna try the multiplayer out. My friends and I need a low-key game to play when we get angry at Overwatch.
Smith and Winston, the beautiful voxel-based twin stick shooter with a focus on exploration is now on Steam
10 January 2019 at 2:16 pm UTC Likes: 1
The trailer looked cool and fun to me, but Tchey's comments worried me. But then metaldazza revealed more to come, and now I'm interested again. :)
Unity have changed their terms of service, which has essentially blocked SpatialOS and streaming services
10 January 2019 at 2:11 pm UTC
So we won't see any Unity games in Project Stream then?
Snowtopia, an in-development ski resort sim to keep an eye on has Linux support
10 January 2019 at 2:09 pm UTC
Sounds pretty cool.
Spinnortality, a cyberpunk management sim with an aim of becoming immortal is coming to Linux
9 January 2019 at 9:15 pm UTC
> Research horrific products; market them so they’re irresistible.

I keep laughing about that one. I will have to check this one out I think. :D
Paradox Interactive have purchased the rights to Prison Architect from Introversion
8 January 2019 at 10:47 pm UTC
So... Shadowrun Architect?
Eleventh Hour Games have shown some great Linux support with their action RPG 'Last Epoch'
8 January 2019 at 3:13 am UTC
Last Epoch looks really promising to me. I can't think of why I wouldn't buy it on release day.
Space station building sim 'Meeple Station' to enter Steam Early Access on January 17th
8 January 2019 at 2:57 am UTC
Looks like it could be a chill multiplayer game.
132 of the 250 most highly rated games on Steam support Linux, even more when counting Steam Play
8 January 2019 at 2:49 am UTC
Quoting: wvstolzing
Quoting: 14There is a solution to Ubisoft. It's called PS4. IMO, it's worth it if that's the last thing holding you to Windows.

I *did* have a PS4 briefly, so I'm familiar with the advantages (and the disadvantages) of having such a device. When my current graphics card no longer 'cuts it' (gtx970 -- it's keeping up remarkably well at 1080p), I'll have to decide between upgrading it, or getting a playstation.
Ah. Yeah, my friend's GTX 970 performs essentially the same as my RX 580. There isn't a reason to upgrade this year for 1080p I don't think.

I really like my PS4 but I play it in waves. I'll be on it a lot for a couple weeks and then I won't start it up for a few weeks. You know, a lot of my PS4 games are Ubisoft because I tend to like them but I gave up on Uplay years ago, even before I left Windows completely. I've never had a problem playing Ubisoft games with my friends on PSN. Very seamless. That said, I would have a REALLY hard time giving up PC gaming and solely using the PS4. If you keep your video card upgrades in the $250 range, then you can stay current enough. I mean, your 970 will run Overwatch on ultra settings over 100 FPS (in WINE even!).
132 of the 250 most highly rated games on Steam support Linux, even more when counting Steam Play
7 January 2019 at 3:00 am UTC Likes: 2
Quoting: wvstolzing
Quotei am curious which games will work in the future and if developers already adjust their games to work with proton at least.... especially ubisoft

As soon as we have a solution for uplay under wine, I'm nuking my windoze partition. I'm not terribly hopeful, though. For every fix, there's an upcoming uplay update to break it. Also, the drm isn't the only problem with their titles.
There is a solution to Ubisoft. It's called PS4. IMO, it's worth it if that's the last thing holding you to Windows. There are a few exclusives that are really excellent as well, like Uncharted, Bloodborne, and The Last of Us that will never come to PC. Also, a lot of Ubisoft games are third-person, so you shouldn't miss the KB + mouse. (But if you do, the PS4 accepts KB + mouse as well.)
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