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The Cheapskate's Corner 12 (Aug 2nd-8th) (UPDATED)

By muntdefems, 2 Aug 2013

Welcome one more week to The Cheapskate's Corner. It's August and everybody goes away on holiday... except us! We keep on working as hard as ever to discover and bring you the best deals involving Linux games. Let's begin with a brief rec...

The Cheapskate's Corner 11 (Jul 26th-31st) (UPDATED)

By muntdefems, 26 Jul 2013

Welcome to a rather late The Cheapskate's Corner edition. We won't be wasting your time with lengthy introductions, so let's get to the point: what have you missed if you didn't read our last column? ...

The Cheapskate's Corner 10 (Jul 18th-24th) (UPDATED)

By muntdefems, 18 Jul 2013

«All Quiet on the WeSteam Front». This is how we were about to entitle this week's column before we knew about a couple of novelties to spice up this weekly report. Before knowing what they are, let's make a brief recap of all the finished deal...

The Cheapskate's Corner 9 (Jul 12th-17th) (UPDATED)

By muntdefems, 13 Jul 2013

Welcome back to The Cheapskate's Corner my friends in cheapness. We hope you've got some savings prepared to spend on Linux games because this week comes loaded with sales. The main reason behind this abundance of cheap deals you already ...

The Cheapskate's Corner 8 (Jul 4th-10th) (UPDATED)

By muntdefems, 4 Jul 2013

Welcome back to another issue of The Cheapskate's Corner, your favourite information source about bundles, sales and deals involving Linux games. This week we've got plenty of stuff for you, counting both new and ongoing deals. But be qui...

The Funding Crowd 8 (Jun 26th - Jul 1st)

By muntdefems, 2 Jul 2013

Welcome back to The Funding Crowd, a little late as usual! And this time made even worse by teasing you with an incomplete version of the column. It's all over now, that we've updated the article to include this weeks Hidden Gems...

The Cheapskate's Corner 7 (Jun 27th - Jul 3rd) (UPDATED)

By muntdefems, 27 Jun 2013

Welcome another week to The Cheapskate's Corner! Have you got some spare change you'd like to spend on some cheap Linux games? Please do read on as we're about to tell you what the options are before you decide on whatever you fancy the m...

The Funding Crowd 7 (Jun 18th - 25th)

By muntdefems, 26 Jun 2013

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:

Paranautical Activity is on IndieGameStand (PWYW) and the dark side of Greenlight

By Liam Dawe, 13 Jun 2013

Paranautical Activity combines the classic FPS action of games like Doom and Quake, with the randomness and difficulty of modern roguelikes like Binding of Isaac and Spelunky. I don't usually shout out...

'Alien Arena', an in-depth developers' interview - Part II

By Alex V.Sharp, 11 Jun 2013

'Alien Arena', an in-depth developers' interview - Part I

By Alex V.Sharp, 8 Jun 2013

The Funding Crowd 3 (May 20th - May 26th)

By muntdefems, 27 May 2013

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...

Race the Sun has been successfully funded

By muntdefems, 7 Mar 2013

$20,000 seemed an easy enough goal, but the truth is that Race the Sun's Kickstarter campaign had a very slow start and for the m...

John Carmack of id software chimes in on Wine gaming

By Liam Dawe, 5 Feb 2013

So doing it's rounds right now is news about John Carmack of id software chiming on on Wine gaming, here are his thoughts and my thoughts. So let's ...

Misc

Serious Sam 3 gets a new beta release

By Liam Dawe, 29 Jan 2013

Serious Sam 3 the fast paced shooter now on Linux thanks to Steam has had a new beta rel...

Misc

Eureka offers a new option for Doom mappers

By Hamish, 16 Dec 2012

A friend of mine on another forum sent me a message to ask for my opinion of Eureka, a new free software map editor for Doom engine based games that is itself based on Yadex, which was the classic option for Linux mappers back in the day.