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I'm a fledgeling writer, but more importantly I'm a Linux user who loves games. I've been playing video games since PONG, and it's always amazed me, the strides gaming has made since then. The fact that we're currently in a rapid growth period for gaming on Linux makes me happy, and the fact that it mirrors the growth of gaming into other non-traditional markets pleases me on a more personal level as well. I can only hope that both continue.

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Confessions of a Brogue junkie

By Nezchan, Mar 25, 2018

I am, sadly, a Brogue addict. It’s true. This game got its hooks into me and refused to let go. This is my confession.

Abstract adventure game Kingdom Ka is a visual treat

By Nezchan, Mar 19, 2018

For those searching for a bit of poetry in their games, Kingdom Ka from Carrot Cake Studios may satisfy that craving.

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Low-fi narrative game All Our Asias is a surprising, surreal experience

By Nezchan, Mar 12, 2018

All Our Asias is the most recent offering from Sean Han Tani, the developer of Anodyne. The game is a mix of narrative exploration (so-called “walking simulators”) and visual novel styles, although it does not offer branching paths or multiple endings.