Obversion is a slow, peaceful and satisfying first-person puzzler out now
Obversion from former-Google developer Adrian Marple is out now, I played through a bunch of it and found it delightful.
Category: New Release
Seven years later Kentucky Route Zero is finally complete with the release of Act V
As a free update to all existing owners, seven years after the initial release Kentucky Route Zero from developer Cardboard Computer is actually done and finished.
Korean survival-horror The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters is officially out now
From publisher Headup and the South-Korean development team at Devespresso Games we have the full release of The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters.
Unity 2019.3 is now out - adds Google Stadia support and IL2CPP on Linux
Another big new release of the Unity game engine has today been released with 2019.3, full to the brim with massive tech enhancements.
Dezatopia, a unique feeling multi-directional shoot 'em up is out now - it's awesome
Developer HEY and Japanese publisher Hanaji Games have released Dezatopia, an imaginative and unique feeling multi-directional shoot 'em up with Linux support.
Solus 4.1 is out with upgraded drivers, ESync support for better Linux gaming and more
Solus, the independently developed Linux distribution that also houses the Budgie desktop environment has a big new released tagged with Solus 4.1 Fortitude.
Der Geisterturm (The Ghost Tower), a tactical mecha dungeon crawler is out now
Der Geisterturm / The Ghost Tower is a dungeon crawler that wants you to take it slow, watch your ammo and take a more tactical approach to dungeon crawler with a futuristic twist.
Trains & Things, a multiplayer-focused economic strategy game enters Early Access
Developer bitshift have announced their multiplayer focused economic strategy game, Trains & Things, is now available in Early Access.
In the puzzler TaniNani, you move level tiles instead of a character and it's very sweet
Spread the tiles, swap them around and get your little friends to find each other in the sweet puzzle game TaniNani out now with Linux support.
Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York released for Linux
Draw Distance today released Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York, a very stylish Visual Novel set in the universe of Vampire: The Masquerade 5th Edition.
Feral Interactive's open source 'GameMode' system performance booster has a new release
Feral Interactive don't just port a lot of games to Linux, they also work on some open source bits here and there. One of their projects is GameMode, which just got a new release.
Shrine, a total conversion of Doom II has you slaying Eldritch abominations
Regular readers will know by now that I love a good first-person shooter, I also keep an eye on fun mods and entire conversions of Doom. Shrine is another recent discovery, sending you into the Eldritch depths of hell.
The bottle for Wine 5.0 has officially been popped open as it's out now
The day has arrived, the official stable release of Wine 5.0 has arrived bringing thousands of improvements and a bunch of new features.
Tower Of God: One Wish, a nice casual match-3 game released recently
A genre Linux surprisingly doesn't have a huge selection in is Match 3 puzzle games, thankfully if you love these casual games a new one is out with Tower Of God: One Wish.
The sixth Release Candidate for Wine 5.0 is out now
The Wine team have released a sixth and perhaps final Release Candidate for the upcoming stable release of Wine 5.0.
The hero is dead so it's up to you to fix a glitched world - Lenna's Inception is out now
The debut game from Bytten Studio, Lenna's Inception comes from two former Chucklefish developers and it's out now.
Boxtron, the Steam Play tool to run games through a native DOSBox on Linux has a new release
Boxtron is another awesome Steam Play tool! Covered here a few times now, like Proton it enables you to play games on Linux that don't have a Linux build setup on Steam only this is for DOSBox games.
A Long Way Down blends together Slay the Spire card combat with maze building - now in Early Access
One thing is for sure, Slay the Spire truly has kicked off a deck-building indie game revolution of sorts. More and more are releasing with deck-building and A Long Way Down seems like one of the better ones so far.
Core Defense aims to mix up the Tower Defense genre with deck-building and randomness - out now
Core Defense, available today in First Access on itch.io is a Tower Defense game that's trying to be a little different. Throwing out predefined waves and rewards, in favour of a little random generation.
Cortex Command has a Community Project that aims to keep the game alive
Remember Cortex Command? Data Realms released a Linux build for the Humble Indie Bundle 2 in 2010, sadly the Linux version never really progressed much but since it was opened sourced last year it can live on and it is alive.
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