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Wield the power of the gods in the dungeon crawler Viking Vengeance, now on Kickstarter
24 November 2019 at 4:32 am UTC

Looks like it could be a bit like playing a Viking Diablo game, which appeals to me. Being a little bit critical - I think the graphics and animations could be improved, which would add to the appeal.

Humble are giving away Serial Cleaner free for their Fall Sale now live
22 November 2019 at 7:13 am UTC

I'd recommend Dungeon Warfare in the Humble sale. Basically it's a Tower Defence game, but quite different to the regular ones. Thoroughly enjoyed playing it and after 56 hours of play, I'm close to completion of all the missions.

Dicey Dungeons outsold Terry Cavanagh's last two Steam games in the first month
17 November 2019 at 1:54 am UTC Likes: 1

A shame we don't have percentage Linux sales on this. (I got Dicey on itch.io during early access.)

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16 November 2019 at 6:00 pm UTC

Personally, I'm all in favour of GamingOnLinux being a family-friendly website. It should be safe for youths to visit and check out Linux games, and also Dads and Mums to visit, when their kids are in the room. I'd be mortified if I was showing my nephew or niece a link on this site and suddenly the next game in the list was a sexually-inappropriate title for their viewing. Also, there is the viewing of this site in the workplace and the NSFW meme. On top of this, a proportion of gamers would find such content distasteful and it could cause them to actively avoid visiting the site.

We Happy Few for Linux and Mac being refunded, to get an "unofficial" beta
12 November 2019 at 2:29 pm UTC

I think this might set a precedent for kickstarter campaigns. Make lofty goals of Mac and Linux releases, and then go back on those goals with refunds later. If only people kept their promises, eh.

Valve has an Armistice Sale and Singles Day sale on Steam with some good Linux games cheap
12 November 2019 at 4:13 am UTC

Just spotted Iron Marines ~ RTS game by the developers behind Kingdom Rush ~ at 70% discount. Probably going to get it, moments after posting this.

Valve has an Armistice Sale and Singles Day sale on Steam with some good Linux games cheap
11 November 2019 at 2:38 pm UTC

Got my copy of Shadow of the Tomb Raider *at last*.

Also I recently purchased Stay Safe: Labyrinth of the Mad (which is very affordable at full price), and Rats, Bats, & Bones which are great indie titles.

Tower Defense? How about Trap Defense with the newly released Rats, Bats, and Bones
1 November 2019 at 2:16 pm UTC Likes: 2

Similar idea to the tower defence game Dungeon Warfare (also on Linux). I like this type of game, and was upset when Dungeon Warfare II wasn't released as Linux native.

EDIT: Bought it within 3 minutes of the discount expiring. Heh.

There's tons now on sale for Linux gamers so let's take a look
29 October 2019 at 11:19 am UTC

I picked up a number of titles very cheaply in the Fanatical Horror Pick 'n' Mix bundle.

I already knew that STASIS had an unofficial Linux build (It isn't listed as a Linux game on the Steam page) and was one title I chose. I also chose Downfall, assuming that I'd play it with Proton, but pleased to say that it also seems to have an unofficial Linux build.

There are probably numerous other "Windows only" titles which I'd be more willing to buy if I knew they had a hidden, working Linux build.

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