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A Robot Named Fight! source code released

By Liam Dawe, 12 Oct 2022

The developer of a nicely reviewed metroidvania called A Robot Named Fight! has released the source code, hoping that others can learn from it.

Mystery adventure Kona II: Brume gets a Linux demo ready for Steam Deck

By Liam Dawe, 11 Oct 2022

Kona II: Brume is the follow-up to 2017's Kona from Parabole / Ravenscourt bringing another cold and mysterious adventure to walk through.

Formula Retro Racing - World Tour is a fresh upcoming low-poly racer

By Liam Dawe, 6 Oct 2022

Love your classic racing games with low-poly visuals? Keep an eye on Formula Retro Racing - World Tour which releases next year and has a demo available along with Native Linux support.

Vampire Survivors 1.0 coming October 20th, seems a Linux port is still planned

By Liam Dawe, 30 Sep 2022

Developer poncle has now confirmed that Vampire Survivors will hit the 1.0 on October 20th. The sad news is their big game engine upgrade is not landing yet.

Prodeus cancels the Native Linux version, focusing on Proton compatibility (updated)

By Liam Dawe, 6 Sep 2022

Prodeus, the crowdfunded first-person shooter that blends together new and old design styles, will no longer be doing a Native Linux version and instead will ensure it works nicely with Proton.

Claim the fun and challenging Frick, Inc. from Kenney FREE for 24 hours

By Liam Dawe, 5 Aug 2022

Frick, Inc. is an amusing game with a name that's slightly silly because it's fricking frustrating too. The developer, Kenney, has made it free to grab on itch.io for 24 hours.

Unity to 'merge' with ironSource with a buzzword salad press release

By Liam Dawe, 13 Jul 2022

Unity Technologies, the company behind ridiculously popular proprietary game engine Unity has announced a merger with another company called ironSource which is raising some eyebrows.

Devs are discovering the Steam Deck is good for making games too

By Liam Dawe, 13 Jul 2022

Part of the power of the Steam Deck is that not only is it a great portable for gaming, it's Linux and has a full desktop mode and so you can also create games with it.

Fly Dangerous, the 'love letter' to Elite Dangerous racing is now on Steam

By Liam Dawe, 24 May 2022

Love racing spaceships? Check out Fly Dangerous, originally created as a love letter to the Elite Dangerous racing community, it's now available on Steam and it's free.

Old World from the Civilization IV designer releases on Steam along with Linux support

By Liam Dawe, 19 May 2022

Old World is a new Native Linux historical strategy game from Soren Johnson, Lead Designer of Civilization IV and Offworld Trading Company and Mohawk Games.

First-person zombie co-op shooter Projekt Z is up on Kickstarter

By Liam Dawe, 29 Apr 2022

Projekt Z from German studio 314 Arts is now live on Kickstarter, with an ambitious plan to release a free to play shooter that's supported on Linux.

Mistlands in Valheim will have strange structures — and Hares

By Liam Dawe, 29 Apr 2022

As work continues on the major Mistlands update for Valheim, Iron Gate have given us another teaser of what's to come for their co-op survival game.

Kaiju Wars seems like Into the Breach but it's much more and it's out now

By Liam Dawe, 28 Apr 2022

Taken at face value, you could easily think that Kaiju Wars was close to Into the Breach but after playing it, I can safely tell you it's a whole lot more than that.

Unity games crashing with Proton on Linux or Steam Deck? Check your USB devices

By Liam Dawe, 31 Mar 2022

Curiously, it seems Proton 7 and Proton Experimental are having problems with Unity games recently but there's a possible temporary workaround for you.

The Planet Crafter is a great start to a open-world terraforming game

By Liam Dawe, 29 Mar 2022

The Planet Crafter is a lonely and chilled-out open-world survival game about terraforming a hostile planet.

Unity game engine team announce 3D platformer Gigaya, free for devs to tinker with

By Liam Dawe, 23 Mar 2022

Unity Technologies have announced their next big example game for other developers to learn from. It's called Gigaya and it actually looks pretty great.