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Something Ate My Alien combines digging, puzzle solving and a little platforming - out in April

By Liam Dawe,
6
Rokabium Games recently announced that Something Ate My Alien will be releasing this April, with Linux support.
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The Pedestrian is an imaginative and fun puzzle game about travelling through signs - out now

By Liam Dawe,
6
You are The Pedestrian, the little person you see in various street and wall signs and you're on a mission. It's a clever idea for a game but is the gameplay worth it? I took a look to find out.
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Obversion is a slow, peaceful and satisfying first-person puzzler out now

By Liam Dawe,
5
Obversion from former-Google developer Adrian Marple is out now, I played through a bunch of it and found it delightful.
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In the puzzler TaniNani, you move level tiles instead of a character and it's very sweet

By Liam Dawe,
0
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.
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Obversion, a puzzle game from a former Google developer releases next week

By Liam Dawe,
0
Former Google developer Adrian Marple quit to become an indie developer, with the puzzle game Obversion being their first title which is releasing next week.
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Open-world puzzler 'Bonfire Peaks' has you climb mysterious ruins and set fire to your belongings

By Liam Dawe,
0
Arriving with Linux support on May 5, from the developer of Pipe Push Paradise and Hiding Spot is the open-world puzzle game Bonfire Peaks.
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The Last Cube will bring some awesome-looking brain-teasers to Linux

By Liam Dawe,
3
Sometimes I come across a puzzle game that really sucks me in with a fancy trailer, The Last Cube is one such game.
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With a super bizarre story, block-rolling puzzle game A Tofu Tail is out now

By Liam Dawe,
0
Bizarre story? Yup, you're a big block of Tofu. Seriously, the protagonist in this is a person who was transformed into a rolling block of Tofu.
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Fail to Win is a game about repeatedly blowing yourself up to reach the next checkpoint

By Liam Dawe,
3
Need a laugh? Fail to Win certainly gave me a reason to smile, with a completely ridiculous idea for a game that surprisingly works quite well.
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Physics-based escape room puzzler Area 86 delayed, wins Best Game Design award

By Liam Dawe,
0
SimDevs have announced their amusing physics-based escape room puzzle game, Area 86, is now going to release in Q1 2020.
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Uncover the truth in Interrogation: You will be deceived, out now

By Liam Dawe,
1
With a seriously cool Noir style, the detective conversational puzzle-sim Interrogation: You will be deceived is out now.
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A Tofu Tail might have the strangest protagonist I've seen in a puzzle game

By Liam Dawe,
1
A person turned into a block a tofu? What ever will game developers think of next, bonus points for serious oddness here. A Tofu Tail is coming with Linux support next week.
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Incredibly clever puzzle-platformer The Pedestrian releasing January 2020 with Linux support

By Liam Dawe,
4
Skookum Arts have finally given their seriously clever puzzle-platform The Pedestrian a release date, coming to Linux on January 29, 2020.
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Automate a futuristic food factory in Neon Noodles, out now in Early Access

By Liam Dawe,
2
After a very promising early demo, Neon Noodles is out now in Early Access putting you in charge of automating food preparation. What could possibly go wrong?
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MOLEK-SYNTEZ from Zachtronics is now DRM-free on GOG and it's great

By Liam Dawe,
2
Combine and convert ordinary industrial chemicals into a variety of small molecules with various pharmacological effects in MOLEK-SYNTEZ, the latest puzzle sim from Zachtronics. Now available on GOG!
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Petal Crash looks like a super sweet arcade-action puzzler coming to Linux

By Liam Dawe,
0
Currently crowdfunding on Kickstarter and fully funded, the arcade action puzzler Petal Crash looks like a good bit of fun.
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Operate a kitchen of the future in Neon Noodles, now with a Linux demo

By Liam Dawe,
1
Neon Noodles is all about the future of food preparation, which has you programming a little robot worker to make a tasty dish.
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MOLEK-SYNTEZ from Zachtronics has left Early Access, hopefully coming to GOG soon

By Liam Dawe,
1
MOLEK-SYNTEZ, the latest engrossing puzzle game from Zachtronics had only a very brief time in Early Access to ensure it was nicely polished and now it's out in full.
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Excellent rule-changing puzzle game Baba Is You is getting an official level editor

By Liam Dawe,
0
Baba Is You, the truly excellent puzzle game where you have to break the rules of each level to beat them is getting a big update soon.
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Woolen adventure game Woven is out today, some thoughts on my travels

By Liam Dawe,
2
A world stitched together with a clumsy stuffed animal for a protagonist, a flying mechanical bug companion and a softly spoken rhyming narrator, the adventure game Woven certainly has a lot of initial charm and it's out now.
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