Only short time after Valve announced the changes to their gift system, the trading card system also will get changes too.
It seems that there are developers, which make use of the farming of trading cards to make a living.
After the release of Downward, players on Linux now get the second First-Person-Parkour-Platformer: A Story about my Uncle.
The game has been originally released in 2014 on Windows and has been made by the developers of Goat Simulator - but in contrast to that, it's a real game.
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A new (paid) DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2 has been released today for Linux on Steam: Heavy Cargo.
This DLC adds eight new heavy haul cargos and two trailers with steerable axles to the game.
Beyond that, a free update for the main game has been released with these new features:
- New Truck Chassis Variants and Tuning
- Truck Analysis Screen
For the open-world-game Man O' War: Corsair - Warhammer Naval Battles the Patch 1.0.1 has been released on Steam for Linux.
This patch fixes a lot of the problems of the base game:
Today a Steam Blog-Post revealed, that from now on there are extreme changes on how gifts work on Steam.
These changes seem to be a try to reduce the amount of grey keys sold by key-resellers like G2A:
STEAM GIFTING CHANGES
4 MAY - KRISTIAN
The second birthday of the city building simulation game Cities: Skylines brings a special present for all players: the free DLC Pearls From the East.
It contains three new buildings: Shanghai Pearl Tower, Panda Zoo and Chinese Temple.
Despite the DLC not showing the SteamOS/Linux-icon on the Steam-page, it installs without problems on Linux.
