Play cards, manage clones, explore unique planets and outsmart aliens in Clonizer

Clonizer is a fresh tactical roguelike deck-builder about making and managing clones, and attempting to colonize and take over the universe. It's just launched with Native Linux support.

This one looks like it has a really nice mixture of strategy and a bit of comedy, with some pretty amusing combinations you can do with the deck-building. They're also planning multiple free content upgrades now it has been released to add in new content including cards, events, missions, planets and more. No play-through is the same the developer said as you "travel through the procedurally generated galaxy, complete assigned missions on alien planets, encounter eccentric events, trade with opportunistic shopkeepers and parasitic life forms".

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Features:

• Explore procedurally-generated planets with countless combinations of missions, layouts, and difficulties!
• Craft a deck unique to you with upgradable cards, powerful bonuses and peculiar blueprints!
• Master hex-based tactics against strange aliens.
• Specialize your Clonees to aid in your journey against broken Faultees.
• Obtain cards from different departments and divisions, each with their own theme and mechanics.
• Trade with parasitic aliens and deal with gone-rogue Clonees in bizarre encounters.
• Unlock new cards, spaceships, customization options, higher challenges and more!

From developer Juicy Plume, which includes 2 digital game design graduates who started Clonizer as a school project in university and kept developing it after graduation. Later they brought on a dedicated artist/composer to help bring it to life. With publishing from Rogue Duck Interactive, who've been doing quite a few Linux games lately.