Today BundleStars presents a new bundle for only one Dollar: the Dollar Rush Bundle.
It contains a total of 21 titles (as Steam-keys), and of these 16 are also available for Linux:
Asteroid Bounty Hunter
Duke of Alpha Centauri
Fly and Destroy
Neon Space
Neon Space 2
ShipLord
Slash It
Today the Update #7 (Codename Dark Purpose) for the Horror-Multiplayer-game White Noise 2 has been released for Linux on Steam.
It contains besides some new features, improvements and general bugfixes also a special experimental fix for Linux coming straight from the Unity Engine-Team, which should resolve problems by detecting the screen resolution.
The "spy-on-simulation" Beholder has gotten a (paid) DLC today: Blissful Sleep.
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The Ministry of Introductions is honored to introduce Hector, the ex-landlord succeeded by Carl Shteyn. You may remember him being beaten and then dragged away, but things aren't always what they seem to be...
Welcome back to the grim dystopian future of Beholder , where ordinary people struggle to survive while subjected to the directives of an iron-fisted Government! The time has come to tell the stories of:
Today the Patch #2 to the mix of open-world adventure and survival game named Kona has been released for Linux on Steam.
It contains a lot of improvements and bugfixes, and also an update to Unity Engine 5.6. According to the developers it should therefore run better on PCs with a not-so-powerful CPU.
Hey everyone!
An update for Kona has just been released!
FIXES AND IMPROVEMENTS
Here’s a list of bug fixes and improvements that come with the patch:
A new (paid) DLC for the city building simulation Cities Skylines has been released: Mass Transit.
Besides completely new ways of transportation like ferries, cable cars and monorails, this huge DLC also adds new scenarios and more.
More information can be found in the announcement on Steam.
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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