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For those who love your traditional roguelikes, you might want to check out Caves of Qud which is now available on GOG and itch.

Faction Warfare is coming to Albion Online on July 31st with the next major update named Merlyn and it does sound quite promising.

Grab a glass or two as Wine is flowing. Today we have the release of Wine 3.12 as the latest development release.

Here's an interesting way to look at how the amount of Linux users on Steam has changed over time, when looking at the amount of daily active users.

Here's one from a recent successful Kickstarter we missed! Iratus: Lord of the Dead is a dark and challenging turn-based RPG and it's coming to Linux.

For those playing or interested in getting into the MMO Albion Online, you might want to know more about the new Factional Warfare system coming soon.

The developers behind the rather good tactical RPG 'Depth of Extinction' have now confirmed it will be released across many stores.

Humble have announced they're doing a DRM-Freedom Sale from now until July 9th and there's plenty of good Linux titles available.

Survival games are pretty common now, but not many feature you playing as a space cat like MewnBase.

Project 5: Sightseer had me utterly hooked at the start, but after a while it fell a bit flat. Seems the developer really was hard at work to improve it dramatically as this latest update shows.

Welcome to the third review in the PIN (Play It NOW) series. This time, we’re covering a game that is so good, you’ll be devastated when you finish it. It’s quality-over-quantity, it’s Gunpoint by Tom Francis, sole developer and owner of Suspicious Developments.

Fancy the simple farm life? You're in luck as Harvest Life from developer bumblebee has just recently added Linux support.

BFF or Die looks like one of those couch co-op games that will test your relationships, it also looks incredibly amusing.

For those of you chugging back that Wine, you might want to update DXVK, as the Vulkan-based D3D11 compatibility layer for Wine has a fresh update.

Following the news that the explosive vehicular MMO, War Thunder, had a work-in-progress Vulkan render, I got in touch with the developer to ask about their experiences working with Vulkan and bringing their game to Linux.

Another classic game has been made available thanks to DOSBox. Grab your sword or staff and prepare to venture out to save the world.

The strategy game Sudden Strike 4 got some new content a little while ago which allows players to fight parts of the Winter War and the Continuation War as either side. A few other changes were made to the base game with an accompanying patch.

Monster Prom is a game I honestly completely ignored when it released. I will hold my hands up to that and tell you how much of an idiot I was for doing so.

A few days ago, Basemark officially announced and have now released Basemark GPU, their latest benchmarking tool and it has Linux support.

Directly helping to bring games to Linux can be super complicated - I’m talking low-level, real-time, writing-a-GUI-in-Visual-Basic-to-hack-the-Gibson complicated. What if there was a way to support the platform you love with just your regular old self?