Claustrowordia, a fun free crossword-type game from Ludum Dare 50
The Game Jam Ludum Dare 50 is over and the overall winner appears to be Claustrowordia, and it turns out it actually is a great crossword-type game.
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Loop Hero gets controller support, looking good on Steam Deck
Loop Hero, the fantastic deck-builder from Four Quarters and Devolver Digital now has controller support, making it work even better on the Steam Deck.
AI War 2: The Neinzul Abyss DLC out, Arcen finished with it
The massive-scale space RTS AI War 2 has a new expansion out with AI War 2: The Neinzul Abyss, and it seems Arcen are now finished with the game and moving onto their next project.
RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 reimplementation OpenRCT2 has a new save system
Work that has been ongoing for some time now, OpenRCT2 the free and open source reimplementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2 version 0.4.0 is out now and it's big.
Space station building and management sim orbit.industries is out now
Fancy a fresh take on building up a space station? orbit.industries from LAB132 and Klabater is out now.
Turn customers into food in Godlike Burger - out now
Turn customers into food in Godlike Burger, to serve more customers. This is like the opposite of the Overcooked series.
Valheim is absolutely smashing it with 10 million copies sold
Iron Gate has announced that their single-player and online co-op survival game Valheim has managed to hit a massive milestone of sales.
Turbo Overkill should see full Linux and Steam Deck support for the 1.0 release
Turbo Overkill, a brand new Blade Runner-meets-DOOM hellscape FPS from Trigger Happy Interactive and Apogee Entertainment is out in Early Access.
Terraformers, a relaxed game about turning the Red Planet green, out now
Released into early access on April 21, Terraformers is a game about growing and developing a network of cities on Mars, with the eventual goal of (what else) terraforming it.
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead is a sprawling FOSS apocalypse roguelike
Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead, CDDA for short, is a free and open source apocalypse-themed roguelike that is incredibly deep and a ton of fun to play.
Lumencraft hits 20,000 copies in the first week, roadmap detailed
Lumencraft, a recent Early Access release from 2Dynamic Games that offers up Native Linux support powered by Godot Engine seems to have been a hit.
Underwater chaos expands with the Barotrauma 'Urban Expanses' update
Want to find out what it's like to travel in a submarine on another planet? Barotrauma gives you that option and it can be total chaos.
Despot's Game: Dystopian Army Builder adds gamepad support, works on Steam Deck
Despot's Game: Dystopian Army Builder is a rogue-like tactics army battler that I was absolutely in love with when it first entered Early Access and now on the Steam Deck I love it all over again.
Stellaris: Overlord expansion confirmed for release on May 12
Ready to become the overlord of others in Stellaris? You're going to get your chance when Stellaris: Overlord releases officially on May 12, 2022.
Rocket Bot Royale is like a Worms styled Battle Royale with jumping tanks
Rocket Bot Royale is a brand new release from developer Winterpixel Games that seems to be what you get if you took Worms, turned it into a Battle Royale and turned everyone into a tank.
Overgrowth from Wolfire Games goes open source
Just like they did with some earlier games, Wolfire Games have now open sourced the game code for Overgrowth.
The gorgeous looking Lila's Sky Ark is out now
Monolith of Minds and Graffiti Games have today launched Lila's Sky Ark, a feast for the eyes if you love pixel-art.
Mixing tower defense and dungeon crawling, Dwerve releases May 31
After the success of their Kickstarter back in 2020 and a delay to the release, Half Human Games have now confirmed that Dwerve will launch on May 31.
Euro Truck Simulator 2 gets a new modern trailer and a fresh Beta
SCS Software are showing off all the advancements made to Euro Truck Simulator 2 over the years, with a brand new video to showcase it. Plus, there's a new Beta available.
2013 classic Proteus gets an update for Linux and Steam Deck
Proteus, a relaxing casual exploration game from Ed Key and David Kanaga (with porting by Ethan Lee) was recently upgraded for Linux and the Steam Deck due to some graphical problems.
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