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Parkitect, the game that lets you build a theme park has come a long way
7 September 2017 at 4:42 pm UTC Likes: 3

It's a great game. I play since Alpha 2 from time to time. It's one of the very few devs that keep its pace with 1 devlog a week and 1 Alpha a month, more or less a couple of missed dates.

RollerCoaster Tycoon World : http://store.steampowered.com/app/282560
Only on Windows (no Mac no Linux), 46€ Early Access since march 2016, now 15€, 28% Positive over 2100+ review.

Planet Coaster : http://www.frontierstore.net/games/p...aster-cat.html
Big studio with certainly many paid DLC to come.
Pretty but not very tycoon, it's more for builders than managers.
Only on Windows (no Mac no Linux), it was about 68€ to test the alpha, now it's about 38€.
It was about 675€, 6-7-5 euro to get a sign ingame with your name on it.

Parkitect : http://themeparkitect.com/
Easy to mod with already a nice community active
Already more Tyconn in it than PC, more to come.
Linux, Mac and Windows, about 18€ to get Alpha (it was less a few month ago), and it's DRM free + Steam

Not the same bank accounts, not the same politics.

The developer of fighting game "Shaolin vs Wutang" seems up for a Linux port
7 September 2017 at 9:36 am UTC Likes: 1

Kings of Kung Fu was/is an unfinished mediocre product, with many player's inputs not taking care of. I actually feel it was abandoned, and i put its developers on my "avoid list". So, they have to do a really great job to gain my trust again, and from what i seen now, it's not yet.

VEmpire - The Kings of Darkness, a Vampire themed digital card game will have Linux support
4 September 2017 at 1:56 pm UTC

It doesn't seem very readable, from the video. Can't really see what is what, all the visual, GUI etc feel quite messy for me, and arts are not so great.

But why not, wait and see.

Heliborne, the Helicopter combat game now has improved flight and damage models
1 September 2017 at 8:03 am UTC Likes: 1

It's a great game, and the lack of players online is not enough to stop me from finding a battle to join. The game only needs actually 3-4 players to be fun. I played 6vs6 PVP, 4vs AI coop, 2vs5 etc, and i even played a coop 2vs AI and it was excellent. I was the spotter, he was the fighter, and we coop without a word, until our victory. Great experience really.

Plus, the game runs well, it's pretty, and despite being more arcade than sim, it's still offering a lot of subtilities to master.

Some initial thoughts on Robocraft, the free to play game about building and fighting vehicles
29 August 2017 at 4:43 pm UTC

I played a lot of the game back before it became famous, and it was really fun.

They added then lots of stuff, and reworked garage, techs and all, several times. I didn't play since that time.

Paradox Interactive reveal the first gameplay trailer for Surviving Mars
21 August 2017 at 2:32 pm UTC

We have time to play many other games before this one is done.

It will probably be end of 2018 for v1 and then 1 or 2 more years for decent DLC with a good price on a complete pack.

Deep Sky Derelicts, a turn-based strategy and RPG with tactical card combat will come to Linux
20 August 2017 at 8:35 pm UTC

I love the arts. On my radar since a few . Too bad it's only for "2018", could be quite a long real time before it's out (not Early Access).

Looks like GOG Galaxy won't come to Linux any time soon, as it's "not a priority"
19 August 2017 at 9:57 am UTC Likes: 1

Itchio is still the best so far to my knowledge about dev/price/player relations, DRM policy (none), client weight and stability, ease of use and all. But it may be because it's still "confidential". If they get millions of users as Steam has, i guess it would change a lot.

Looks like GOG Galaxy won't come to Linux any time soon, as it's "not a priority"
18 August 2017 at 8:51 pm UTC Likes: 1

Sad... I already don't buy from them since some time already, because of Galaxy not on Linux exactly. So, this is only going to enforce my feelings in a bad way...

Not sure if it's smart or not, as if i, we, don't buy Linux games from them, they might very simply stop releasing games for Linux at all.

Humble, Itchio and Steam are my main stores, and it won't change soon, it seems.

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