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Humble adds more games to their Summer Sale, only a few days left
If you after some more cheap Linux games or something to try with Steam Play, Humble have added even more games to their Summer Sale.
The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour is a low-poly first-person shooter that's pretty weird
The Great Geometric Multiverse Tour is a first-person shooter for those times when you need something completely weird.
The Stellaris 2.2 update is going to rework planets, plus free content added into some DLCs
Stellaris is set to have some big changes with the next major update, along with some minor free content added to the Humanoids Species Pack and the Distant Stars Story Pack.
System Shock reboot to have a 'Retro Mode', also System Shock: Enhanced Edition 'soon' for Linux
Nightdive Studios have given their usual update on the System Shock reboot as well as a fresh hint of System Shock: Enhanced Edition for Linux.
Europa Universalis IV: Dharma is now available, some thoughts
The latest EU IV DLC focuses on South Asia and comes alongside a significant patch. I fought with elephants, braved the monsoons and have a few thoughts to share about the experience.
Indie racing game Super Indie Karts adds a new slower mode, it's actually pretty great
Super Indie Karts from developer One Legged Seagull is actually quite an impressive retro-inspired racing game. The latest update adds in a 25cc mode, which is better for beginners and younger gamers.
Fight off a magical hyper-breeding bunny horde in Fluffy Horde, the trailer is completely insane
Developer Turtle Juice might have made the most insane game I've seen for quite some time. Fluffy Horde is a 2D side-scrolling hybrid between real-time strategy and tower defense coming to Linux.
Dealing with all sorts of amusing illnesses in Two Point Hospital, my thoughts
Two Point Hospital has been out in the wild for a good few days now, so I've had some time to sink into it and here's some thoughts on it.
The developer of the dungeon crawler Gloomhaven is keeping an eye on Linux support requests
The board game Gloomhaven is getting a digital adaption that's coming to Steam next year, the developer said they're keeping an eye on Linux support requests.
Cosmic Star Heroine has a Linux version in beta
The RPG title has finally gone forward with its promised Linux support and now has an opt-in beta on Steam. I've had the chance to play a little and have enjoyed what I have seen.
Mable & The Wood looks like a great adventure platformer coming with Linux support
Mable & The Wood follows a shape-shifting girl whose power might actually be destroying the world she's trying to help save. It looks and sounds all rather interesting.
GOG has some decent Linux titles on sale this weekend
For those of you who prefer GOG for their commitment to DRM free gaming, they have a good selection of Linux titles on sale this weekend.
The Thrones of Britannia: Allegiance Update is now live for Linux along with the Blood, Sweat and Spears DLC
Feral Interactive have sent word that the Allegiance Update for Total War Saga: THRONES OF BRITANNIA is live for Linux gamers as well as the Blood, Sweat and Spears DLC.
The latest Sunless Skies update overhauls the combat and AI behaviours
Failbetter Games have just put out a fresh update for Sunless Skies to improve many parts of the combat.
The latest Linux-powered 'Atari VCS' update gives a small behind the scenes look at their progress
The team behind the Linux-powered games console, the Atari VCS, recently had a three-day session together to go over the progress and it seems quite interesting.
Casual puzzle game Molecats has you twisting tiles to move the environment around, out now
Molecats is a little like Lemmings but instead of telling little creatures to do things, you flip environment tiles around to direct them where to go. It released in full today.
The Universim is now officially available in Early Access on Steam
The Universim from developer Crytivo just entered Early Access today and as promised it does include the Linux build.
The Linux Civilization VI patch with cross-platform multiplayer hit a bug, going back to approvals this week
It seems Aspyr Media hit a small roadblock when trying to get the latest Civilization VI patch out for Linux, the one to finally give cross-platform online support.
Blood Nor Water, a narrative-driven strategy RPG is on Kickstarter promising Linux support
Blood Nor Water seems quite interesting, with it blending together RPG mechanics with a strategy game with the aim to be accessible without needing overwhelming fast-paced actions per minute like some.
Planetary Annihilation: TITANS to get more multithreading
As you might have read in our previous article, Planetary Annihilation and TITANS are being revived by a new team made up of some of the original developers. One of their developers has given an update on adding more multithreading.
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