We are continuing the theme of having something from the past, something recent and something from the future in this week's instalment of Friday Livestream. So you will have all kinds of games available for your viewing pleasure and I'll try my best not to ruin your experience with my not-so-witty commentary.
Cities: Skylines was already a pretty big game, and now it is simply huge thanks to a big free patch and the first expansion.
Last Word is an RPG where you collect words to use as weapons, and fight battles using conversation.
The FPS junky in me approves of this, the developers of Insurgency added the Linux port to their official Trello todo list, and it looks like it already runs.
Another video has surfaced from SIGGRAPH 2015, I somehow missed that it was posted last week, but the Valve section in particular is mighty interesting.
Assault Android Cactus has been mentioned a few times here during Early Access, but the game is finally available in its full form, so I gave it a spin.
Some time ago I half-joked about setting up a GamingOnLinux Game Jam of sorts and got some positive feedback on IRC. So, I've recently been thinking about bringing the idea from joke stage and actually setting something like this up.
Furthering my love of GOG and Haemimont Games, Victor Vran is now available DRM free for Linux gamers on GOG!
Sword Coast Legends certainly looks like a good RPG to have on Linux, but sadly it seemed rather buggy and unpolished in the early builds they released, so they have delayed it.
Aspyr Media is updating Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords to include some crowd-sourced achievements to unlock in the excellent Star Wars RPG.
Noct is a game I'm really excited about trying, as it's a pretty unique take on the survival genre and it looks freaky. It is going to officially release on November 22nd.
Earlier I had some time to sit down and play through nearly two hours of SOMA, the new horror game from Frictional Games and these are my initial thoughts.
That's it folks, it's all official now. Alien: Isolation is coming to Linux next week, and it's going to scare you senseless.
Looks like AMD finally spoke in public about their plans for Vulkan, and the news is looking pretty good.
It's always fun when I see lots of websites talking about how many games Linux now has on Steam, as the number itself doesn't really mean all that much.
The Funding Crowd has once again returned to keep you up to date on the latest news in crowdfunding for Linux.
Some initial thoughts on game development simulator Game Corp DX before the full release next month.
The full names of the games are 'Al-Qadim: The Genie's Curse' and 'D&D Stronghold: Kingdom Simulator' and they were released on GOG for Linux just before the weekend.
The previously announced roguelike Gunmetal Arcadia will be preceded by a classic action platformer early next year.
Developer Side Scroll Studios has released a new video to show off some of the non-combat elements of their upcoming metroidvania platformer with action RPG elements.
