Feral Interactive has been good to us racing games fans. After GRID Autosport, F1 2015 (unfortunately an average game) and the recent Dirt Rally (as reviewed), here is a new Codemasters game landing on Linux (after the Mac/Metal client). A… Continue Reading
Feral has announced at the end of last week that they were working on releasing F1 2017 on the Linux platform (i.e. Ubuntu and SteamOS as target distributions) by the 2nd of November 2017. This confirms our previous assumptions based… Continue Reading
The trend of reboots, remasters, remakes, rehashes that has plagued the movie and music industry for many years seem to be just as unstoppable in the little world of video games. I am always a little torn by this. Oh,… Continue Reading
in Road Redemption, you are part of a bike gang. Your leader, wanting to end the oppression from a cruel dictator of post-apocalyptic America, heads to Washington D.C. in a desperate assassination attempt. The thing is, he hasn’t told you… Continue Reading
Feral’s been relatively quiet for the past 3 months. Well, not completely silent, since they have recently released War of the Chosen, the huge DLC that almost counts as an entirely new game for XCOM2. We also know that they… Continue Reading
Atari has just revealed via a mailchimp newsletter than they intend to release their new retro-looking console, Ataribox, for 300$ in early 2018 (late spring). You may be wondering why we are even covering this? Well, big surprise, this will… Continue Reading
It has been a little while now that Wonderboy 3 was released for Linux and Mac, thanks to Ethan Lee’s porting efforts, and while you will get to see our review pretty soon, we have some more details to share… Continue Reading
Hey! We are back from holidays. Actually, it’s been a few weeks, and it’s high time we come back on what has been happening during summer. Not that it was very eventful, but let’s start with what could be a… Continue Reading
Our friend Cheese was hard at work on the Linux port of Full Throttle Remastered based on the classic adventure from former Lucas Arts (now Double Fine). Cheese is no stranger to Double Fine ports, since he dealt with Day… Continue Reading
Well, mostly the virtual shelves since no Linux gamer actually buys physical games (on Linux) in a box. While I do appreciate the convenience that digital games have brought (and how cheap they have become), I can’t help but miss… Continue Reading