Minecraft just had a seriously huge update named Village & Pillage
It was only recently I saw someone say that Minecraft was stagnating, well it's smelling pretty fresh today with the massive Village & Pillage update out now.
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BATTLETECH is going to the city with the Urban Warfare expansion due in June
Paradox Interactive and Harebrained Schemes have announced that you will soon be blowing up cities in BATTLETECH, with the Urban Warfare expansion.
Killer Chambers looks like an insane challenge to make you throw your gamepad, now available on Linux
Think you're made of tougher stuff? Killer Chambers will probably test you, given how you need some seriously slick reaction times and a good memory to survive it.
Elsewhere is an in-development game of crafting, exploration and survival that could be interesting
For those who love their Minecraft-like games, Elsewhere from the developer of Hearthlands might be one to keep an eye on.
NVIDIA have two new drivers out with 430.09 and the Vulkan beta driver 418.52.05
NVIDIA have just recently released two new drivers for Linux users, with the main series now being at 430.09 adding new GPU support and the Vulkan beta driver 418.52.05 giving ray-tracing to some older GPUs.
Trapped inside a panic room, can you save yourself and your mafia empire? Save Koch is out
In Save Koch you play as mafia kingpin, Jeffrey Koch, who is under threat from a hidden mastermind trying to take your place.
The near-future game of espionage 'Sigma Theory: Global Cold War' is out in Early Access
Developed by Mi-Clos Studio (Out There) and Goblinz Studio (Robothorium, Dungeon Rushers), Sigma Theory: Global Cold War, a game about using special agents to attempt control of the world has entered Early Access with Linux support recently.
Teeworlds, the classic free multiplayer platform battler is still being updated and it's looking good
Teeworlds, a game that's been around for a great many years now continues to be improved and updated with another update pushed out recently.
The shoot 'em up 'ProtoCorgi' now has an updated demo, which is also on Steam for Linux too
In ProtoCorgi you're a pup that means business, serious business. You play as Bullet, a cybernetic pup on a quest to save your owner.
Farm Life, the Match 3 game about restoring a farm has been released for Linux and it's lovely
Great to see another Match 3 game on Linux with Farm Life, ported over by Bearded Giant Games as part of their Linux 1st Initiative.
Dark adventure game 'Little Misfortune' from the maker of Fran Bow now has a demo available
From the creators of Fran Bow and sharing the same universe, Little Misfortune now has a demo available to get a taster.
Faerie Solitaire Harvest released and it's a fantastic game for relaxing with
Developer Subsoap teamed up with Puppygames for the latest addictive card game, as Faerie Solitaire Harvest is out now and it's absolutely worth a go or two.
Burning Knight looks like a pretty crazy roguelike, developed on Linux
Burning Knight from Rexcellent Games looks absolutely nuts and not only is it coming to Linux, it's developed on Linux.
A look at some great Linux gaming deals not to be missed this week
Another week has begun, it's hot and so it's a good time to stay inside playing games obviously. Here's a look over what's going cheap this week.
Talk to Strangers, a game of everyday survival as you become a door to door sales person
Here's a bit of an odd one, Talk to Strangers puts you in the shoes of a sales person going door to door.
Minimalistic puzzle game 'Simple Dot' releasing next month, looks like it could be interesting
Simple Dot seems like it has a nice idea, with you drawing lines to get balls from one end of a level to another. A simple idea but it looks like it does get quite complicated later on.
Free and open source racer 'SuperTuxKart' hits the big 1.0 release
A long time coming for sure, the free and open source racer SuperTuxKart has a big 1.0 release with LAN and online play enabled.
Linux Gaming News Punch - Episode 9
Coming in hot (please save me from this heat) is the ninth episode of the Linux Gaming News Punch, your weekly round-up of some interesting bits of news.
DragonRuby Game Toolkit, a cross-platform way to make games with Ruby
Now for something a little different! Ryan "Icculus" Gordon, a name known for many Linux ports and SDL2 teamed up with indie developer Amir Rajan to create a new cross-platform toolkit.
You Died but a Necromancer revived you is good fun in a small package
You Died but a Necromancer revived you may not be a name that rolls off the tongue easily but it's good fun.
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