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We've almost finished the second month of 2020, we've had tons of Linux games that have released this year already and a huge amount more on the way. Now with the rise of game streaming, Steam Play Proton and more options appearing constantly there's never a shortage of gaming to be had.
Personally, I've been getting back into the deck-builder Faeria (Humble/Steam).
With the big recent patch, it gave me a new reason to pick it up and I had honestly forgotten just how good the gameplay is. Building the board as you go really does spice up the usual turn-based tactics, as does the single-player content that's quite plentiful. Gamepad support that was recently added has also made it more accessible than ever. Crafting a good deck of cards is always the hard part but Faeria is fun to learn.
So, over to you: what have you been playing recently and what do you think about it?
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
I'm...still not sure why people play this. Hell, I'm not sure why I play this.
Played some Interstellaria which reminds me of a better version of FTL mixed with some Starbound. I would very much recommend it.
namely Duke Nukem 3D and today I tried getting Blood to run on nblood-git in coop.
Oh and Golden Axe on the SEGA Mega Drive classics thing.
Last edited by ysblokje on 23 February 2020 at 2:57 pm UTC
Also been playing through Remnant: From the Ashes and trying to get all the cool loot there is to possess.
- Linux Gaming FTW <3
Warhammer Online: Return Of Reckoning - My Go to PvP MMORPG fix. Works great with wine
ASTRONEER - Played like 4 hours with a friend. Seems really great game. Works flawlessly with proton
Projectile Vomit Feb 23, 2020
Urban Terror on the other hand, is always installed and ready to go at a moments notice. I'm quite excited for the next release and hope it happens in 2020.
Is a fun but very hard platformer. Despite being early access it runs well on Linux and has sufficient content.
Playing it on my GPDwin1 handheld :)
Last edited by Julius on 23 February 2020 at 3:28 pm UTC
- Stormworks Build and Rescue, via Proton, is one of the best vehicle builder sandbox i’ve played. Second would be Starmade i think.
- Bloody Rallye Show is very fun and has more depth than its inspirations (like Death Rallye)
- Conglomerate 451 is a dungeon crawler cyperpunk with read turn based grid (i hate Grimrock style real time dancing tile)
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