GOG have another weekly sale live, some interesting Linux games going cheaper
For those who love their DRM-free gaming, GOG have just recently put up their latest weekly sale with quite a few Linux games available.
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Put on your headband and enter the internet of dreams, Hypnospace Outlaw is out
Hypnospace Outlaw is both ridiculous and brilliant, a game that simulates the '90s internet in a rather disturbing way and it's out now with Linux support.
With hand-made environments, the point & click Truberbrook is out now
Inspired by the likes of Twin Peaks and X-Files, Truberbrook from developer btf and publisher Headup is now out with Linux support.
Mana Spark, the action-RPG with challenging combat had some nice tweaks recently
While Mana Spark may not have sold enough to warrant a large update, the developer has still improved this challenging action-RPG with a recent update.
The GOG Midweek Sale has some lovely Linux games included for cheap
For those who prefer to buy their games from GOG for that DRM-free goodness, they have a Midweek Sale on with some good Linux games in it.
ATOM RPG to get a much improved English translation, modding support and tons of new features
ATOM RPG, the impressive classic Fallout-like experience is set for a massive update on March 20th and it sounds exciting.
Railway Empire has another DLC out featuring Germany and a free content patch
Railway Empire continues to grow with the fifth expansion now available, this time Germany takes centre stage.
The seriously good platformer 'Slime-san: Superslime Edition' can now be grabbed on GOG
The DRM-free store GOG have another addition to their Linux line-up with Slime-san: Superslime Edition now available.
Dead Cells is getting a huge free update 'Rise of the Giant' that's due soon, available for testing
Easily one of my top 10 favourite Linux games released last year, Dead Cells, is about to get a huge free update. There's also a sweet mini documentary about the developer.
Factorio has a major new experimental release out ready for testing, loads changed
Factorio, the excellent Early Access building and resource management game from Wube Software has a massive new release out ready for testing.
Monster Prom: Second Term expands the already fun game in many ways
A DLC release that I missed from earlier this month, one I'm sad I missed because it's great! Monster Prom: Second Term is exactly what Monster Prom needed.
GOG are ending their 'Fair Price Package program', soon after letting staff go
It appears things aren't going overly well for game store GOG at the moment, under increasing competition they're starting to feel the heat.
Seriously stylish adventure game Trüberbrook to release March 12th with Linux support
Headup have announced that the sci-fi mystery adventure game Trüberbrook from developer btf is going to release on March 12th and this will include Linux support.
Murder mystery adventure 'Rainswept' adds Linux support
Frostwood Interactive have now officially released Rainswept, their murder mystery point & click adventure for Linux.
Rise of Industry has another huge update, full release date announced
I was very impressed with Rise of Industry last time I took a look at this strategic tycoon game from Dapper Penguin Studios. They have another big update out along with an announcement about leaving Early Access.
Tesla vs Lovecraft, another good top-down shooter from 10tons is now available on GOG
GOG have another good Linux game now available, with Tesla vs Lovecraft from 10tons now up on their DRM-Free digital shelves.
Sudden Strike 4 releases an update with free bonus missions, plus a new Pacific War DLC
Showing some good post-release support, Kite Games and Kalypso Media Digital have pushed out a free content update and a new DLC for the strategy game Sudden Strike 4 today.
The 3D steampunk dungeon crawler 'Vaporum' just had a huge performance update
I think Vaporum is a really great dungeon crawler, with good visuals and a rather interesting setting and it just keeps getting better.
GOG has another sale on for the 'Lantern Festival' with some good Linux games going cheap
It seems there's a game sale for every possible event in the world now, not that I am complaining as it's good for our wallets.
Dungeons 3 has a new unexpected DLC out today, adding in another campaign
I have to hand it to Realmforge Studios and Kalypso Media Digital, they've supported Dungeons 3 exceptionally well since release.
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