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Day of Infamy is a pretty darn good FPS and they finally have their SteamOS icon on Steam to show off their Linux support. Oh, they also announced their released date and put out a whopper of a patch today.

Stellaris is a game I want to put a lot more time into, but lots of annoyances along with not enough content keep me from it. It sounds like the new DLC and free patch will fix a lot.

Strife: Quest for the Sigil was both a critical and commercial disappointment for Rogue Entertainment in 1996, and the source code to the game was mislaid by its developers. Years later work begin on reverse engineering Strife using the released Doom code. Night Dive Studios would later use this community project to craft The Original Strife: Veteran Edition.

I've been waiting on this for a while now! Faeria is a free to play (don't pass it up yet) turn-based battler using cards.

The 'Ancient Ruins' update for Slime Rancher is now live. This update adds in an entire new area filled with new types of slimes to catch.

It seems someone has forked Wine-Staging adding in all the needed patches for Overwatch to work, so I tested it out.

The open-world space action-RPG VoidExpanse has grown bigger with a new expansion named Pariahs’ Bane which adds a bunch of new shiny content.

The latest expansion to the sprawling medieval grand strategy game has been released. Secret societies and orders are at the forefront of this one and, as always, a big free patch has arrived to all owners of the base game.

I had a chat on reddit about RAM use and it inspired me to check out multiple games to see just how much RAM you should be looking to have as a Linux gamer.

With all the games we have on Linux now, let’s not forget some of the defining classics like Half-Life 2 which I have finally finished.

It seems that the experimental Linux version of Arma 3 is going to get the 64bit version in a coming update.

I might be just a bit late with these numbers but I figured I’d share them nonetheless. Let’s check out how well DiRT Rally runs on my Radeon hardware!

Munch VR, a casual VR gamed aimed at a wide audience now has an experimental version which supports Linux.

The developers of Codex of Victory emailed in to let me know that their turn-based strategy with real-time base building elements will release this month with day-1 Linux support.

DiRT Rally is one game a lot of Linux gamers have been looking forward to, so here’s my port report and review.

A smaller article about the new RPG Torment: Tides of Numenera after spending a little time with it to make sure it works, he's a little report.

Total War: WARHAMMER has two new free content packs available to download and one of them has quite a few features! UPDATE: They are now actually live!

Thimbleweed Park, the new point & click adventure game from Ron Gilbert and Garry Winnick is to release on March 30th and it will have day-1 Linux support.

I had to rub my eyes a bit at this, Eschalon: Book I is officially 10 years old! It is also now completely free to download and play.

Heavy Gear Assault just got a little less lonely, as bots can now populate servers to keep games going. This was needed, as the online play is sadly pretty empty right now.