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Welcome back to The Funding Crowd, your weekly digest about all the Linux games that are being crowdfunded out there. As usual we begin taking a look at the campaigns that ended, either for good or for bad, during the last seven days:

Welcome to another edition of The Funding Crowd. We still have no sponsors for the column, but this week we acquired a far more valuable asset: the priceless collaboration of Speedster. Please welcome her and her outstand...

Another edition of The Funding Crowd has arrived. And, following the current trend, it comes a week and a day after the previous one. We know it could look like a cunning plan to spare us the effort to write an article once in every seven...

First and foremost, we'd like to apologize for the delay. The Funding Crowd crew (which is basically me, if you haven't noticed) had a rather busy weekend and couldn't deliver its weekly column in time. We'll try to avoid any further dela...

So with June knocking at our doors it's time to just take a quick look back at what's been going on! So May has been quite an amazing month for Linux gaming, we seem to have games running towards us from all sides, from the barrage of Kicks...

Welcome to a rather late new edition of The Funding Crowd, now definitively settled in the weekend (well, somewhere in the world it's still the weekend, right?). Let's first take a look back on the last seven days and see what news they b...

Welcome to a new edition of The Funding Crowd. We decided to move it from Wednesdays to the weekend beca...

After a couple of months' silence (the upcoming Humble Visualisations rewrite has eating up a lot of my time), I'm pleased to present a new "Cheesetalks" article

Welcome to The Funding Crowd, in which every Wednesday I'll try to review the latest news regarding the crowdfunding ...

I got an email asking me to post this, it looks interesting and could be useful - Zoftilo Voice Chat -  Our main goal with this project, is to create a voice chat client a...

First of all Happy New Year to all! 2012 what year! Has been full of ups for Linux this year and I think easily one of the most important years for Linux gaming, this is aimed to be a small roundup of 2012 with a reminder of interesting news...

So it's been a while since I personally did a question time with anyone, this week the developers behind the Interstellar Marines are up! Interstellar Marines is an in development FPS for L...

For anybody who's not aware, Chris Roberts (the guy behind Wing Commander, Privateer and Freelancer) has opened up a crowdfunding campaign to support the development of a new space exploration/combat/trading sim called

Kickstarter fever seems to have gripped the gaming community, from the big names like Tim Schafer and Brian Fargo, to the indies. Here's a selection of projects and the chances they have for a Linux port:

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