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Another Surviving Mars patch is out to keep polishing the game with bug fixes and some minor improvements to make it an even better experience overall.
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus is a new strategy game due out this year with Linux support, they've shown off a bit more of it now and it's looking good. They've also revealed the enemy now too.
I had to double-check I read the info right for this one! A released date has just recently been announced for the couch co-op adventure 39 Days to Mars.
I do love a good success story. Starmancer, the space station sim inspired by Dwarf Fortress has been successfully fully funded and it's coming to Linux.
It's certainly no secret I'm impressed with Starmancer, the Dwarf Fortress inspired space station sim. It has a Linux demo and the funding is still coming in, the stretch goals they've reached sound fantastic.
Kerbal Space Program: Making History Expansion is the first expansion for the amusing rocket-building sandbox game and it adds some pretty decent content.
I'm such a sucker when it comes to games involving space travel, exploration and building a ship. Turns out that Space Impossible has a Linux version on Steam.
I liked Kingdoms and Castles when I tried out the initial release, but it really did have an issue of not having enough of anything. This latest update really does make the game feel better.
Starmancer is a space station sim I'm pretty excited about, it's currently on Kickstarter with six days left and they're fully funded. It has Linux support already and the demo has been updated.
Last week saw a major update to space-cat survival and base-building sim MewnBase. There are quite a few new goodies, including a suit upgrade, a garage for your buggy, and improved inventory. But the focus is on the brand-new research system.
Proudly showing off its Game Boy aesthetics and high level of difficulty, Madcap Castle seeks to fill its own niche. I gave the game a whirl and have a few thoughts to share.