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Planetary Annihilation: TITANS is an epic RTS set across multiple planets and it's set for some exciting updates this year.

Now that 2018 is coming to a close, let's have a little look over some of what we think are the top Linux games released this year.

A nice way to end the week on, the DRM free store GOG are giving away copies of SOMA for 48 hours so act fast.

The newer team behind Planetary Annihilation: TITANS has put out two new test builds, one built with newer modern tools and the other on their legacy toolchain. It comes packed with new features and updates too.

Space Haven from developer Bugbyte Ltd (Battlevoid: Harbinger) looks like a very interesting colony building sim with a difference. Your colony is a moving spaceship!

Fantasy Strike, one of the few proper fighting games to support Linux just had a sweet update and it's looking really good.

Inspired by a love for games like Harvest Moon, Verdant Skies from Howling Moon Software is what they're calling a 'life simulation game'.

Jupiter Hell is a roguelike I'm following with great excitement, it's serving a the spiritual successor to DRL (previously DoomRL, now called DRL since ZeniMax flexed their legal muscles) and it's looking good.

Yesterday, NVIDIA again updated their special beta Vulkan driver pushing it to version 415.22.01 with various improvements.

The Universim is one that keeps my curiosity coming back to watch it grow, much like you do with your civilization in the game itself.

Developed by Oscar Brittain, Desert Child is a fantastic pixel art racing adventure that just released with Linux support.

The day I'm sure many have waited for has arrived, a new Steam Play beta has been officially released today which includes the important FAudio project. On top of that, even more titles have entered the Steam Play whitelist.

It seems a lot of Unity games upgrading to later versions of Unity are suffering from graphical distortions on Linux with an NVIDIA GPU. There is a workaround available.

After a few months in Early Access, the tactical RPG Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark has come along nicely and it's quite impressive.

News in the last week, heck, in the last few weeks and months have the potential to shake up the games industry significantly. It certainly may have huge repercussions for Linux gaming. It’s also been a little hard to follow sometimes, so I decided to explain many of the developments of the past few months and put them within an easy-to-understand context.

Damsel from Screwtape Studios is a mighty fine looking action-platformer set in a dark cartoon-like world and it's now on Linux.

Epic Games have now officially announced their own store, which is certainly going to be one to keep an eye on.

Cosmic horror metroidvania 'Lore Finder' from Kitsune Games has recently passed the stretch-goal required to have Linux support at release.

Project Stream, the game streaming platform Google is currently building is apparently built on Linux and uses the Vulkan API.

Time to play the waiting game now for release, as Hazelnut Bastille a Zelda-like ARPG from Aloft Studio is fully funded on Kickstarter. They did rather well too.