Please be advised: while I’ve tried to keep spoilers to a minimum, there are still a few in this article. Four years after a successful Indiegogo campaign, Indivisible has finally launched on October 8th on Windows, Mac, Linux, PlayStation 4,… Continue Reading
Looks like I missed the big news just a few weeks back! Total War: Three Kingdoms (taking place in China, during the “Romance of the three kingdoms” era), was out on the same day for Windows/Mac and Linux. And for… Continue Reading
This is one of the cross-platform games I had seen (and played) at the previous Tokyo Games Show back in September 2017. Another shoot’em up? Well yes, and no. It has a bunch of distinctive features: in Pawarumi you don’t… Continue Reading
At first, you’d mistake this game for the first episode. The same thing With a female robot in the leading role this time around. And you would be forgiven to think so: It certainly looks and feels very similar at… Continue Reading
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 about this, or… 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
So Codemasters is showing further Linux support after Dirt Rally, with Micromachines World Series. This is not a port by Feral but by Virtual Programming (whose latest port was ARMA: Cold War Assault, if I am not mistaken). I have… Continue Reading
Woah… this brings back memories. I remember playing in my teenage years the old SSI title Battletech, where you played a young kid getting involved in a larger conflict and ending up his hands on his own Mech to fight… Continue Reading
Paradox Games are now very well known for the numerous simulation games (as a developer as well as a publisher), and well known too for the enthusiastic Linux support (their last release in the grand strategy genre was Stellaris). Yesterday… Continue Reading
Ron Gilbert is finally back. After many years of obscure blackout of adventure games, it seems like there is a kind of revival, especially following the release of Broken Age and the remastered editions of older LucasArts games. Broken Age… Continue Reading