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Another day, another big sale is going on. Today is the turn of Valve as they're doing a big Lunar New Year sale. Valve have also revamped Steam's Wishlist feature.

Black Ice is an in-development cyberpunk hack and shoot FPS that I'm quite a fan of, this new update makes it feel like a whole new game.

As promised by the developer, Momodora: Reverie Under The Moonlight, a popular action platformer is now officially available on Linux.

I do absolutely love watching space colony sim Maia evolve. This latest release is probably the best I've played and it's really coming together nicely now.

Continuing on from my previous articles on how to get both Doom 3 and Quake 4 running on modern Linux systems, I felt the time was right to look at Prey, another id Tech 4 based game with a native Linux port. It did not take me long to discover that the main issue people were likely to run into with Prey had nothing to do with the game itself.

The zombie survival game in Early Access continues to mature and get new features. Its previous vehicle beta has been updated and the next build will feature even more improvements.

Starmancer, a space station sim inspired by Dwarf Fortress currently on Kickstarter will have full Linux support, even during alpha and beta. It looks damn good too!

Think you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur and build up a big network of factories, transport lines and build an industrial and financial empire? Take a look at Rise of Industry.

Here's one that fell through the cracks. The Red Strings Club, a cyberpunk adventure game from Deconstructeam recently released with Linux support.

If you've wanted to try a Tower Defense game that mixes in Action and Survival elements, you're in luck. Dead Ground has elements of them all.

It's been a while since Can't Drive This gained Linux support, so I finally set aside some time to take a proper look. An amusing idea, where one player races and the other builds the track as you go.

If you're after a point & click game that's a little creepy, Goetia might be a good fit for you to try out this week.

Sudden Strike 4 continues to gain improvements to become a better game and the latest changes are welcome additions.

It seems Relic won't be putting out anymore content for Dawn of War III as it hasn't sold well enough to continue.

Descenders is an extreme downhill biking game that sees you pulling off some sick back-flips while trying not to land on your face, it's now in Early Access with Linux support. Here's some initial thoughts.

Oxygen Not Included is such an addictive game it's quite crazy and the Occupational Upgrade seems to be pretty good.

For those interested in a point and click adventure that's a little different, you might want to know that it not only has a Collector's Edition, but the first episode is now completely free.

Slime-san is a very good platformer and now it's even bigger, better and stickier with the Slime-san: Sheeple's Sequel free update and standalone expansion release.

In the mood to challenge your brain? Dawn of a Soul, a mathematical puzzle game has recently put up a Linux version.

The Fall Part 2: Unbound, the sequel to the 2014 game The Fall is to officially release on February 13 with Linux support and there's a new trailer out.