Category: Unreal Engine

Storm United is the first real game out there to use Unreal Engine 4 on Linux, and it's really stealing my heart already.

Storm United is a new first person shooter built in Unreal Engine that looks absolutely stunning. The developers have just released the game into early access, and we have some keys to help boost the player count.

Descent returns in Descent: Underground! With a big goal to hit, and tons of time left this could easily be funded.

The new free Unreal Tournament has come a long way in a short time, and it’s getting better with each new release!

Epic Games are being epic, as they have announced a funding pool of 5 million to throw at Unreal Engine developers.

Albino Lullaby is a really freaky looking horror adventure that should be coming to Linux, and it's using Unreal Engine 4.

Storm United is a beautiful FPS game running on the Unreal Engine that will have full Linux support, and they have shown off their first real game-play video.

You can be forgiven if you forgot all about Storm United, as we haven't covered it in some time! Storm United is a socially driven class based massively multiplayer First Person Shooter on top of an omnipresent clan foundation. Start your journey by choosing a recruiting clan, no players are left behind.

While the announcement that Killing Floor 2 will release for PS4 won't excite many; the actual trailer will. It will be mostly the same for PC and PS4, so be sure to take a look.

Red Awakening, the First Person Action/Horror game by the guys over at Domino Effect, may be coming to Linux. The developer confirmed this is a real possibility in an email.

RunningWithScissors is planning to re-do Postal 1 into "Postal Redux", and they confirmed it will be on Linux.

The new Unreal Tournament is being built out in the open and with community input as we already know, but now anyone who is logged into their forum can get access to the builds.

Deadhold is a Squad Based Action RTS game, brought to you by veteran game developers who have worked on titles such as Borderlands 2, Battlefield 2, Homefront and Myth 3.

The new Unreal Tournament is shaping up nicely, and one youtuber has popped up a video of 20 minutes gameplay.

A new video from the team at Epic creating the new Unreal Tournament shows off how good it looks already.

Thanks to the community a bunch of demo games built in Unreal Engine 4 now work on 64bit Linux, so give it a try!

The developers of Unreal Tournament have another update in store for us and it sounds like it's all coming together very nicely.

Unreal Engine is pushing forward at an incredible pace and Unreal Engine 4.2 is no different. The developer tools can now be compiled for Linux amongst many other changes!

Unreal Tournament is coming to Linux with the brand new version and we have some fresh footage for you to ride that hype train to game land.

Epic Games will soon be champions of Linux gaming for sure. They have done a big blog post on Linux support in Unreal Engine 4.