The huge Update 1.32 for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator has been released for Linux on Steam, and it brings a from fans long awaited feature:

- ownable and customizable trailers!

Update 1.32 with trailer ownership is here!

For both Trucking-Simulations Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator the huge Update 1.31 has been released for Linux on Steam.

Now the Trucks also have simulated power/air lines between truck and trailer(s), and the update contains even more improvements:

The new city building-simulation set on planet Mars called "Surviving Mars" (published by Paradox) is now available for Linux on GOG and Steam!

Colonize Mars and discover her secrets, with minimal casualties.

For the city building simulation Cities Skylines the 3-year-anniversary-patch with free "Surviving Mars"-assets has been released on Steam for Linux.

It contains a new unique Rocket City building called Xchirp Launcher, an astronaut Chirper, and a new free radio station "Official Mars Radio":

The huge Update 1.4 called "Away with Words MK-II" for Kerbal Space Program adds new localizations and an Update to Unity-Engine 2017.1.3p1 among other things to the game.

The update is currently only available for the Steam-version, but other resellers like GOG will follow soon.

For the military simulation Arma 3 the 7.8 GB huge update to version 1.80 has been released for Linux on Steam!

It adds support for the Tac-Ops Mission Pack and brings the Windows- and also the Linux-Version (at least for a while) on par:

Finally a very good message for all Linux-Friends of Euro Truck Simulator 2 and American Truck Simulator: both games now have (half-)official support for Force Feedback when using (Logitech) wheels!

What does "half-official" mean?

SCS did not (yet?) implement FFB for wheels in the base games.