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Dark Age Asunder an action-packed roguelite bullet heaven game, has officially launched on Linux and Windows PC — get ready to battle. Thanks to the creative minds at Plutonium Powered, delivers unforgettable chaos. Which you can now play on Steam.

The wait is over, and the monsters are already knocking on your gates — Dark Age Asunder is here, and it’s bringing chaos, carnage, and some seriously addictive gameplay. Which you can now find for Linux.

Developed by the indie devs over at Plutonium Powered. Dark Age Asunder isn’t just another roguelite, but a full-blown bullet heaven survival brawl set in a world that’s been torn to shreds. Due to a tyrant king and his deranged wizard. Sound intense? It is. And you’re going to love every second of it.

A Kingdom in Ruin. A Fight for Survival

The evil King Malvar has wiped out nearly everything that stood in his way. While mad wizard cohort is pumping out endless waves of nightmare fueled monsters. So, there’s only one thing standing between total annihilation and hope — you. Alongside your party of gritty, battle-hardened heroes, you’ll hack, blast, and rebuild your way through a kingdom on the brink.

This isn’t just about surviving through Dark Age Asunder — it’s about rebuilding what was lost. Since every structure you restore and every battle you win helps bring your homeland back from the edge. And yeah, it feels amazing.

Meet Your Heroes

Pick from a crew of playable legends—Karle, Sage, and Valos—each rocking their own unique skills and playstyle. They’ll auto-attack in the direction they’re facing, but how you dodge, move, and level up is all you.

Dark Age Asunder Out Now Trailer

As you mow down monsters, they drop glowing EXP gems and power-up potions. Collect enough and you’ll also get to choose between three new upgrades—think faster attacks, stronger health, or wild new abilities. These boosts only last for the run, but don’t worry—any Gold you grab can be used between runs. Due to permanently upgrade your heroes. Yes, you’re getting stronger every time.

Resource Madness & Nighttime Mayhem

Dark Age Asunder isn’t just a combat game — it’s also got a bit of that sweet base-building and strategy flavor. You’ll gather Wood, Iron, Mana, and Gold from the world around you. Wood is limited, so grab it while you can. But for the other resources, the longer you survive and claim mines and wells, the more loot rolls in every minute.

Oh, and heads-up: every 5 minutes, night falls. For a full minute, while hell breaks loose as every enemy type you’ve faced comes back at once. It’s chaos. It’s brutal. And it’s glorious.

Boss Battles & Endless Runs

Each level wraps up with a big boss fight. No pressure, right? Beat the Dark Age Asunder boss and you move forward. Die, and—well, you’ll start over, but stronger, smarter, and even more determined to bring down King Malvar.

You can play in quick game sessions (perfect for Linux players with limited time) or dive deep in marathon runs to really push the limits. Either way, the game saves your progress, so you can always come back stronger.

Dark Age Asunder is tailor-made for players who crave fast-paced action, tactical decisions, and the satisfaction of rebuilding something worth fighting for. Whether you’re a rogue-lite vet or totally new to the genre, this one’s got heart, grit, and a serious gameplay loop that’ll keep pulling you back in.

Grab it now on Steam for Linux and Windows PC. Step into the chaos. Reclaim the kingdom. And show those monsters what you’re made of. Also priced at just $9.99 / £8.50 / 9,75€.

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UnderMine 2 the explosive action roguelike sequel, has officially landed on Linux and Steam Deck via Windows PC — ready to drag you back into the depths. Thanks to the creative magic of developer Thorium, the adventure is exciting. Which you can now find on Steam Early Access.

Gather ‘round, fellow dungeon crawlers — UnderMine 2 is finally here, and it’s throwing us headfirst back into the depths of Delvemore with a vengeance. Thorium, the team behind the hit action roguelike UnderMine, has officially unleashed the sequel into Early Access (and yes, it works on Linux and Steam Deck via Proton, so we’re not left out in the cold). Although handheld players could need some tweaks.

Now, if you thought the original UnderMine was great, buckle up — UnderMine 2 takes everything we liked and dials it up to eleven. There’s more chaos, more strategy, and more of that sweet, sweet dungeon-diving madness. This isn’t just a sequel — it’s an evolution.

From Zero to Peasant Hero

You start as a lowly peasant once again, armed with little more than guts and a dream. But this time, you’re not just swinging a pickaxe and hoping for the best. You’ll discover and combine powerful relics, craft gear, and transmute magical items that can totally change the way you play.

And there’s more than just monsters and loot to worry about. While King Faraam IV struggles to hold on to his throne, a cosmic-level family feud is tearing the world apart. Two daemon siblings are at war, and their battle is twisting the very fabric of reality. This isn’t just dungeon crawling anymore — this is delving into a war of gods.

Grab a Friend — You’re Gonna Need Backup

For the first time ever, UnderMine 2 also lets you bring a friend into the madness - via shared split screen. Full two-player co-op means you can team up with a friend and experience the entire game together. The chaos is doubled, the strategies deeper, and the fun? Off the charts.

UnderMine 2 - Explainer

Choose Your Path. Shape Your Fate

The Undermine has expanded. Way more than before. New regions have opened up, each branching into entirely different paths and outcomes. How you explore, what quests you complete, and the choices you make will also shape your final challenge. Since no two runs feel the same — and the stakes are always high.

New Faces, New Powers

You won’t be alone in UnderMine 2. Unlock and play as new characters like Black Rabbit, a cunning treasure hunter with a knack for getting lucky. Each character brings their own flavor to the fight, with unique stats, skills, and relics that totally shake up your runs.

And speaking of relics — wait until you get your hands on the new Arcana. These magical artifacts don’t just boost your stats — they change everything. Want to toss fireballs? Summon skeletons? Bend space and time itself? That’s just the beginning.

Mod It, Build It, Share It

UnderMine 2 fully supports mods and the Steam Workshop. With visual scripting, custom tile sets, and dev tools built right in, you can build your own dungeons, create unreal relics, or just download the wildest stuff the community can cook up.

Thorium’s aiming big with this one — they’ve got plans stretching one to two years out, and this Early Access release is just the beginning. Whether you’re here to chase loot, unravel ancient secrets, or just bash skulls with a friend, UnderMine 2 is already shaping up to be a special action roguelike.

So grab your controller, fire it up on your Steam Deck or Linux PC, and get ready to dig into on Steam Early Access. Priced at $17.99 / £15.07 / 17,55€ with the 10% launch discount.
If you don’t own the original game, find it with a massive 90% discount Steam, regular price on Humble Store.

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Morriton Manor Stories: Nordic Whispers a detective RPG adventure game, is a time-twisting mystery coming to Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative minds at Backwoods Entertainment, the mystery is now in good hands. Due to find its way onto Steam.

Get ready, fellow gamers – something dark and delicious is brewing on the horizon, and it’s got our attention. Morriton Manor Stories: Nordic Whispers is the next big thing from the folks at Backwoods Entertainment – the same devs who gave us Unforeseen Incidents and the upcoming We Stay Behind. So now they’re diving deep into mystery, madness, and demonic forces in their latest detective RPG adventure. And yes, it’s also coming with native Linux support.

The game is a collaboration between Backwoods Entertainment, and Application Systems Heidelberg. Also, the ever-creative minds at Rocket Beans TV (yeah, the same crew behind the Morriton Manor tabletop roleplay streams you might’ve caught on Twitch or YouTube). And for fans of that universe, you’re in for a real treat – this isn’t just a spin-off. It’s a fully fleshed-out story set in the same gothic, gaslight-soaked world, with original creator Hauke Gerdes onboard. All due to bring the eerie vibes to life.

Morriton Manor Stories: Nordic Whispers Trailer

So what’s the deal?

You play as Leah Glessner, a supernatural private eye gifted with a photographic memory. She’s stuck on a cursed island locked in a time loop (because of course it is). Where demonic whispers fill the air and nothing is as it seems. With RPG-style skill progression and detective mechanics, you’ll have to piece together clues in this adventure. While you confront ancient evil, and maybe – just maybe – break the cycle. Think detective noir meets Lovecraftian horror, with a stylish twist.

And here’s the kicker: Morriton Manor Stories: Nordic Whispers just secured serious backing from the German state, thanks to Film- & Medienstiftung NRW and MFG Baden-Württemberg. That’s right – the government wants this game to happen. We like to see it.

Even better? You won’t have to wait long to get a taste. A playable prototype will be shown off this August at the Indie Arena Booth at Gamescom – a hotspot for killer indie titles that deserve the spotlight.

This will be the third team-up between Backwoods and Application Systems Heidelberg, and it’s shaping up to be their most ambitious project yet. Whether you’re a Morriton Manor fan or totally new to the franchise, this game aims to be something special – accessible to newcomers, rewarding to lore nerds, and packed with heart, darkness, and atmosphere.

Keep your eye on Morriton Manor Stories: Nordic Whispers – and if you’re like us, maybe bring a flashlight. Things are about to get weird on Steam.Release date and price at TBD.

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Adorable Adventures a third-person exploration game, a wild and whimsical world is coming to Steam Deck and Linux via Windows PC. Thanks to the bold creativity of the team at Wild Sheep Studio, the magic just keeps coming. Working to find its way onto Steam.

Remember Wild Sheep Studio? Yeah, the devs behind that ambitious PS-exclusive Wild—the one that never quite made it but still burned itself into our imaginations? Well, they’re back. And this time, they’re not just aiming big—they’re aiming for the heart.

We are looking to support Steam Deck out of the gate…

Wild Sheep Studio is aiming to bring Adorable Adventures to Linux natively—they’d love nothing more. But right now, it’s a bit too early to make any promises. The team is focused on making sure the game runs smoothly and without issues on Steam Deck first. Built in Unreal Engine 5, they’re all about quality and performance across the board.

Let’s rewind a bit. Based in Montpellier, France, Wild Sheep Studio was founded back in 2013. After the dream of Wild fizzled out, many thought that was the end of the line. But instead of fading away, the 12-person indie team pulled off a rare move in gaming: a comeback story.

Now under the leadership of co-founder Céline Tellier—a badass industry veteran with nearly three decades in the game (literally)—Wild Sheep Studio has rebranded and refocused. And the results are already turning heads.

Their 2024 co-developed project Maestro VR didn’t just launch; it exploded. It was crowned Meta’s App of the Year, praised for its immersive rhythm gameplay, and yeah—if you’ve got a VR PC, it’s worth every megabyte.

Adorable Adventures - Announce trailer

But here’s where it gets really exciting.

Wild Sheep Studio has finally revealed their next original IP: Adorable Adventures. And trust me, this isn’t just some cutesy name for a generic platformer. It’s something deeply personal, lovingly crafted, and also inspired by the raw, untamed beauty of southern France.

Seriously—this a third-person exploration game draws direct inspiration from the team’s real-life encounters in Cévennes National Park. We’re talking lush forests, curious creatures, and even up-close bonding with rescued baby boars. Yes, baby boars. And yes, they’re certainly as cute and chaotic as they sound.

Adorable Adventures is shaping up to be a heartfelt journey—full of positivity, quirky characters, and natural wonder. It’s not about chasing high scores or loot drops; it’s about soaking in an emotional experience that feels real, yet magical. And if you’re a Linux or Steam Deck gamer who avoids cash-grabs, this is the kind of indie title that respects both your OS and your soul.

Their rebrand video alone racked up 89,000+ views on YouTube last year—clearly, people are watching. And from everything we’ve seen, Wild Sheep isn’t just making a comeback—they’re carving out a whole new identity.

So, keep your eyes on Adorable Adventures via Steam. It’s not just a game—this third-person exploration is a love letter to nature, to imagination, and to the kind of storytelling the industry needs more of.

Wild Sheep Studio is all-in. And honestly? So are we. But the release date is TBD.

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Descenders Next is here—an all-out extreme sports adventure game now shredding hard on Steam Deck and Linux via Windows PC. All thanks to the creative minds at RageSquid, who just keep finding new ways to make extreme sports even more epic. Which you can now find on Steam Early Access with 89% Very Positive reviews.

Alright, adrenaline junkies, it’s time to strap in — Descenders Next has officially released on Early Access. And it’s already shaping up to be the wildest ride of the year. Whether you’re rocking Linux, a Steam Deck, or just looking for your next obsession, this one’s for you.

If you were one of the 35 million players who bombed down procedurally-generated mountains in Descenders over the past seven years (yeah, seven!). You also know what RageSquid and No More Robots are capable of. But Descenders Next isn’t just a sequel — it’s also a full-blown evolution. We’re not just riding bikes anymore, folks. We’re shredding snow, tearing up dirt, and soon? Who knows. Skating, surfing, wingsuits? They’re due to make this the ultimate extreme sports adventure title epic — and honestly, they’re off to a killer start.

Right out of the gate, gameplay brings snowboarding and mountainboarding to the table. And these aren’t just reskins — each sport has its own feel, weight, and flow. Snowboarding is smooth and slick, carving through powder with style. While mountainboarding throws you into the grittier, bouncier, dirt-packed terrain. You’ll need to actually learn each one. No copy-paste tricks here.

Descenders Next release is out now

Linux players, rejoice — Descenders Next is fully playable via Proton and smooth on Steam Deck too. This isn’t one of those ports you have to fight to run—it’s plug and play. Doing so with all the polish you’d expect from a team that clearly knows what they’re doing.

The game world? Massive. You’ll hit sprawling biomes, string together epic runs, and pull off tricks that’ll make your palms sweat. Procedural generation returns, but now it blends naturally with hand-crafted parks. Imagine racing your friends down an off-piste mountain, then suddenly launching into a skatepark-style playground packed with rails, ramps, and challenges.

And Descenders Next is not just about speed—there’s depth here. Scavenger hunts hidden across the mountain, rep to earn, gear to unlock, goggles to flex. The customization game is strong, and you’ll want to grind for that perfect setup.

Oh, and the soundtrack? Absolute fire. Monstercat is back with the kind of drum and bass beats that’ll keep your head nodding and your heart racing. This is the kind of title you lose hours in, where one more run turns into five… or twenty.

Descenders Next is out now on Steam Early Access for $29.99 USD / £24.99 / €28.99, and it’s got a 10% launch discount. Grab your board, grab your crew, and hit the slopes. This is the next level—and the extreme sports adventure is just getting started.

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Update 1.5.3 Armature Armaments blasts into Granvir: Zero Front, with explosive new gear and upgrades to the action mech-builder game on Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative minds at Airborne Games, the action just keeps getting better. That you can play for Free on Steam.

Update 1.5.3 for Granvir: Zero Front is here, and it’s not just a patch – it’s a power fantasy upgrade. One that’s about to change how you stomp across the battlefield. Whether you’re a mechhead, a Linux-native pilot, or someone who likes grappling across a canyon to punch a robot in the face… this one’s for you.

Let’s get straight to the juicy stuff: armatures are getting a serious glow-up. You know those wrist-mounted gadgets – grapples, pile bunkers, cannons – that you always wished you could use? Even while carrying a massive two-handed weapon? Guess what? Now you can in Update 1.5.3. Yep, finally, your support arm can pull its weight while you swing that two-handed slab of metal around. It’s like dual-wielding chaos and precision – and it feels so right.

To crank that up even more, Airborne is introducing a whole new lineup of grappling armatures. These bad boys don’t just latch onto targets – they yank you toward them. Get in close, fast, and make your point with a sword to the hull. If you’re eager to test it out, hop into the Engineer or Hero loadouts – both come ready with grapples due to rip.

Granvir: Zero Front Gameplay Trailer up to Update 1.5.3

But it’s not all just flash and smash – there are some seriously smart changes under the hood too:

• One-handed melee weapons now have zero heat cost on basic attacks. That’s right, swing away without cooking your core. (Alternate attacks and two-handers still heat things up, though.)
• New gear drops like the GB01 high-fire-rate back cannon, the BK03 four-port torso, and BB02 tier 3 legs with amazing durability are up for grabs.
• Mech stats are more dynamic: light loadouts now give you speed boosts, sprinting got smoother, and there’s even a pumping animation if your arms are free or holding something light like a knife (for that extra dramatic flair).

Update 1.5.3, on the quality of life front, expect better UI feedback in this mech-builder, improved tutorial clarity, and new camera motion during melee action attacks. This also adds a visceral kick to every swing.

And for you squad fans: co-op still supports up to 10 players, and yes, the final boss got a bit of a nerf when you roll deep with your team. Less bullet sponge, more fun.

If you’re the kind of player who likes to mix tactical loadouts with full-throttle destruction – and you like doing it on your Linux PC – Granvir: Zero Front is an absolute blast. Think fast-paced third-person mech-builder action, roguelite upgrades, and campaign choices that actually matter. Build it your way. Fight back. And look damn good doing it.

This update isn’t just a tweak – it’s a turbocharged love letter to mech players who live for momentum, grit, and building something awesome from scratch.

Update 1.5.3 is live right now, and it’s free. Go download Granvir: Zero Front and wishlist the full Granvir game on Steam – because this ride is just getting started.

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Every Day We Fight the innovative tactical strategy game with a heart-pounding time-loop twist, is gearing up for action on Steam Deck and Linux via Windows PC support. Thanks to the creative power of developer Signal Space Lab, the title keeps pushing boundaries Which you can now find on Steam Early Access, GOG, and Humble Store.

Every Day We Fight Drops Into Early Access – Turn-Based Tactics with Time Loops, Aliens, and Pure Heart

Alright, squad — listen up! There’s a new tactical beast in town, and it’s bringing heart, grit, and a whole lot of “holy crap, did that just happen?” energy. Every Day We Fight, from the minds at Signal Space Labs and published by Hooded Horse, has officially landed in early access for Windows PC — and if you’re running Linux (like a real rebel), it plays well with Proton out of the box. Time to lock and load.

…we are making an explicit effort to improve stability and performance for the Steam Deck under Proton, with very significant performance gains that should also apply broadly for Linux users (and particularly those users with AMD GPUs)

According to developer Signal Space Lab, a native Linux build is on their radar — but for now, it’s not a top priority. There are still a few technical hurdles to clear before it can happen. That said, they’re open to exploring it in the future, especially as they look at bringing the game to more platforms. The good news? There are plans to ensure Every Day We Fight runs smooth on Linux and Steam Deck through Proton, with solid performance and stability — even for AMD GPU users.

Every Day We Fight - Launch Trailer

So, what’s the deal with Every Day We Fight? Imagine waking up every morning to a warzone, surrounded by people who were enemies just yesterday. Yet today, you’re fighting side by side against a force you don’t understand. Aliens. Freaky ones. And worse? You’re stuck in a time loop. You fight, you die, you wake up… and do it all over again. But each loop, you learn. You grow stronger. Smarter. Angrier. And damn, it feels good when it all starts to click.

This isn’t just another tactics game. It blends real-time exploration with turn-based tactical combat that hits hard, both in strategy and emotionally. You’ll control three unique characters — real people with baggage, not blank-slate soldiers — and guide them through a full-on urban resistance. Every Day We Fight skill trees, gear, emotional arcs, and that gut-wrenching feeling when someone doesn’t make it out of a mission alive.

Here’s what’s packed into the early access build right now:

• Three playable characters, each with their own past to uncover and combat roles to master.
• A city you can fully explore, with 17 distinct areas, six intense combat zones, and a dozen randomized skirmishes. There are also three handcrafted story battles that’ll push you to the edge.
• A gripping narrative spread across three full chapters plus a prologue. Doing so with nearly 60 lore collectibles to piece together the bigger picture.
• Six customizable hero weapons, over 50 mods to tweak your loadout. And also some alien tech if you’re brave (or desperate) enough to pick it up.
• Ten unique pieces of gear that change the way you fight and survive.

And yeah, this is just the beginning. More content is already on the way, with a full roadmap dropping soon. The devs are in it for the long haul — and they’ve already localized the game into ten languages, from Japanese to Brazilian Portuguese.

The Price:

Here’s the kicker: it releases at $29.99 USD / £24.99 / €29.99 / ¥3,980, but if you grab it before July 24th, you’ll score a 35% launch discount. That’s a steal for a game that’s already showing this much promise.

So if you’re into games like XCOM, Into the Breach, or Wasteland, but want something fresh with a big heart and brutal time-loop storytelling. Every Day We Fight is a tactical strategy calling your name. Fire it up on Steam Early Access, GOG, or Humble Store through Proton. While you crank up your favorite battle playlist, and prepare to die a few dozen times on your way to saving the world.

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Forgotten 23 a narrative-driven sci-fi adventure game, is  due to launch on Linux as well as Windows PC, bringing its immersive story to a wider audience. All thanks to the continued creative vision of developer KovalGames, the adventure is only getting bigger. Which you can now find on Steam and it’s coming to GOG too.

If you’ve ever wanted to live your own sci-fi nightmare, now’s your chance. Forgotten 23, the debut title from indie solo dev KovalGames (teamed up with publishing platform indie.io), has just crash-landed on Steam—and it’s a mind-bending ride you won’t want to miss. Out now for Windows PC, including full support for Linux coming, Forgotten 23 throws you into a relentless 23-minute time loop on a dying space station orbiting Proxima Centauri b. And the clock’s already ticking.

Yes, the game will be on Linux in the coming weeks – I’m working on optimizing it.

KovalGames has officially confirmed that Forgotten 23 is being developed with Unity 3D—making native support not just possible, but likely. With Unity’s built-in cross-platform capabilities, expanding to Linux is a smart and natural next step.

You play as Max Novak, an engineer sent to investigate a distress signal from a research station known only as The Forgotten. When you arrive, the place is a ghost ship—no crew, flickering emergency lights, and corrupted logs. Also, an AI that’s just a little too calm about the whole thing. Before you can even get your bearings, the entire station starts falling out of orbit. You’ve got 23 minutes until it slams into the planet below… and then everything resets.

Forgotten 23 | Launch Trailer

Welcome to the loop.

Every cycle begins at the moment Max first steps aboard. Whatever you learned before the crash? That knowledge stays with you. Everything else? Wiped clean. You’ll also need to use that time wisely—dig through encrypted logs, and unlock sealed doors. This includes fixing broken subsystems, and try to figure out what happened to the eight researchers who vanished without a trace. The AI says it’s helping, but can you really trust it?

There’s no combat in Forgotten 23. No aliens to shoot. Just you, your brain, and a slowly crumbling station filled with secrets, glitches, and increasingly weird anomalies. The environment itself starts changing with each loop,. While throwing in new twists every time you think you’ve got it figured out.

Puzzles grow more complex, supplies get tighter, and the pressure never lets up. It’s a race against time, sure—but it’s also about observation, memory, and solving a mystery that digs deep into themes of knowledge, survival, and what happens when machines remember more than we do.

Inspired by the philosophical sci-fi of Stanisław Lem, Forgotten 23 offers a fresh, uniquely Polish perspective on the genre. And yes, the game’s fully available in both English and Polish.

Forgotten 23 narrative-driven sci-fi adventure game is out now on Steam for just $12.99 USD / £9.99 / 10,79€ — and for a limited time, there’s a 20% launch discount. But  still coming to GOG. Offering support for Windows PC, but soon Linux as well.

If you’re a fan of looping timelines, lonely space stations, and games that make you feel something, don’t sleep on this one. Just… don’t forget to breathe.

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Pip My Dice release brings fast-paced, score-chasing roguelike action game with deckbuilding twists to Linux and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative magic of Diving Swan Games, this adventure comes to life with style and heart. Due to find its way onto Steam soon.

Strap in, dice slingers. The Pip My Dice release is just around the corner—officially landing next Friday—and if you’re into score-chasing roguelike action, deckbuilding, or the kind of wild runs that keep you saying “just one more try” until 3AM… this title is about to hijack your free time in the best way possible.

Imagine the high-stakes thrill of Balatro, fused with the brainy satisfaction of Yahtzee, then toss in deckbuilding mechanics, relics, modifiers, and pure dice-rolling mayhem. Now light it on fire and throw it into a blender of strategic chaos. That’s the Pip My Dice release — a solo-developed, score-attack roguelike where every decision could mean glory… or heartbreak.

This isn’t just some number-matching dice game. This is paint your dice, break the rules, build the ultimate run madness. Since you’re not just rolling dice—you’re customizing them with unique powers, tweaking individual faces, changing values, and forging unpredictable synergies with relics that can make or break a run.

So, the moment you crack open a new dice cup and start shaping your build, you feel the magic. And trust me: it’s dangerously addictive.

Pip My Dice - Release Trailer

Key Features That’ll Hook You

• 130 wild relics that can combo together in ways that’ll make your brain melt (in the best way)
• 50+ dice modifiers to tweak and evolve your strategy every single run
• Online leaderboards to flex your score and chase that global high
• Daily runs with rankings—because bragging rights matter
• 40 Steam achievements for all you completionists out there
• 16 starting dice cups to suit different playstyles and challenge levels
• 24 unique bosses that will absolutely wreck you if you’re not prepared
• 25 consumables to turn the tide when it all starts falling apart
• Detailed run history and stats to analyze, optimize, and show off your progress

For the Linux players, the Pip My Dice release has you Covered.

The native build runs smooth on Linux, so whether rocking a custom Arch setup, you’re ready to roll. No workarounds. No clunky compatibility issues. Just pure, unfiltered fun.

Why You Should Be Ready

There’s also something deeply satisfying about seeing a perfect combo play out—watching your custom-painted dice explode across the board, triggering relic after relic, your score spiking like a rocket. Then the boss shows up and hits like a truck, and you have to dig deep, take risks, and maybe—just maybe—pull off the clutch win.

Pip My Dice isn’t just a score-chasing roguelike action game release. It’s a personal challenge. A playground for creative strategies. And yeah, it’s due to break your heart a few times. But when it clicks… oh man, it clicks.

So, if you’re hungry for a new obsession, mark your calendar. The Pip My Dice release hits next Friday on Steam. You’ve got just enough time to warn your friends, clear your weekend, and get ready to chase that high score.

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The Drifter launches a gripping, fast-paced point and click thriller game with mind-bending twists on Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the ongoing creative talents of developer Powerhoof with Dave Lloyd. Which you can now find on Steam and GOG with its 96% Very Positive reviews.

Something dark is stirring in the shadows, and it’s finally clawing its way onto your screen. The Drifter launch is live on Linux — and it’s already looking like the next cult hit for fans of fast-paced, story-driven adventures.

Brought to you by the twisted minds at Powerhoof—the same duo who gave us Peridium and the arcade carnage of Crawl. So this isn’t your usual point and click thriller. The Drifter is a gritty, heart-pounding pulp thriller that grabs you by the throat and drags you into a world of conspiracy, resurrection, and relentless paranoia.

Meet Mick Carter. He’s been drifting from job to job, place to place, never sticking around long enough to make roots. But when he jumps a train heading back to his hometown, things take a wild turn. Mick witnesses a brutal murder, gets chased by high-tech goons, tossed into a reservoir, and drowns.

Sounds like game over, right? Wrong.

The Drifter - Launch Trailer

Just as the lights go out, something snaps—and he’s suddenly back. Alive. Moments before his death. It’s like reality just rewound itself, but something else came back with him. Now he’s a man on the run, framed for murder, hunted, and haunted by more than just his past. There’s a deeper evil at play—something ancient, something obsessed.

And you, my friend, are in for one hell of a ride.

Powerhoof isn’t messing around. The Drifter launches a razor-sharp narrative that doesn’t waste a second. Every beat hits hard. The mystery pulls you in deep, while the smart, subtle puzzles keep your brain engaged without breaking the flow. It’s slick, addictive, and beautifully brutal.

Let’s talk style—because this title oozes it. From the crunchy, detailed pixel art to the snappy, high-impact animation, it looks like a playable VHS fever dream. Think Stephen King dread, John Carpenter chills, and Michael Crichton tech paranoia—spiked with a shot of ’70s Aussie grindhouse. Add in a dark synth soundtrack and professional voice acting, and you’ve got a fully immersive cinematic experience.

Prefer playing on the couch? You’re covered. The Drifter supports controller play with twin-stick controls, making this launch just as tight and responsive as the mouse-and-keyboard setup.

Whether you’re into story-rich adventures, love a good resurrection mystery, or just want to support killer indie games on Linux, The Drifter point and click thriller launches with something real to say—and it’s saying it loud on Steam and GOG. Along with a price of $16.99 USD / £14.23 / 16,57€.

So if you’re craving a point-and-click title with bite, heart, and style, don’t sleep on this one.

Your next obsession just stepped off the train.

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Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion is a puzzle turn-based dungeon crawler game for Steam Deck, Linux, Mac and Windows PC. Thanks to the creative talents of developer Starstruck Games. Now gaining popularity with it’s 78% Positive reviews on Steam.

Alright, adventurers—strap in. Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion isn’t just another dungeon crawler. It’s a chaotic mashup of tactical puzzle turn-based dungeon crawler, and brain-twisting puzzle mechanics on Steam Deck as well as Linux. Due to offer full-blown elemental warfare, all inside a castle that’s been overrun by creatures from beyond the known realms. Oh, and you’ll be using Match-3 combos to lay the magical smackdown.

This title kicks off like your usual “simple fetch quest” between three friends, but things go downhill fast. We’re talking dimension-ripping, castle-crippling, mana-flooding levels of chaos. One minute you’re hunting a book—next thing you know, the entire fortress is under siege by elemental nightmares from planes of lava, steam, mud, and… whatever twisted place Orochill came from.

The Core Loop? Tactical Mayhem.

Every room in the castle is locked down tighter than a mimic’s mouth. To move forward, you’ll need to do more than just smash enemies. You also be uncovering magical sigils, blasting glowing crystals with raw mana, and dancing around pressure plates that can trigger (or disarm) defenses. Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion is not just a fight for survival; it’s a fight to outsmart the environment.

The real twist? Your primary weapon isn’t a sword or spellbook. It’s a Match-3 grid. But this isn’t your grandma’s gem game—every match you make fuels your magical powers. Want to freeze time? Match Time Pieces. Prefer to blast enemies from across the room? Unleash explosive cats (yes, cats) with the Nekomancer. Want to bend the battlefield itself? Use Wildcard combos to control the elements around you. It’s clever, it’s intense, and it feels really good when a plan comes together.

Choose Your Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion Fighter (and Their Chaos)

There are six characters, each with their own playstyle. Binky the speedy Bungeoneer dashes through danger, while the Paladinu prefers to shield bash everything in their path. The Nekomancer, obviously, is all about summoning feline fury. Each hero comes with their own quirks and expert abilities—some can pull off multiple special moves per turn if you play your mana right.

And don’t even get me started on the 100+ spells and items you’ll collect. Boost stats, drop elemental storms, summon creatures, or just chuck gear you don’t want and memorize the spell for later. It’s all about adapting on the fly.

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Bosses That Hit Like a Meteor

Roguematch isn’t shy about throwing you into the deep end. You’ll square off against over 20 elemental bosses with their own unique mechanics. Orochill blasts you with icy death, Cementicore tries to freeze you in place (literally), and the Lavaiathan? Yeah, Steam Deck and Linux, I hope you brought heat resistance because it will body-slam you into next week.

Environmental Shenanigans

And here’s the best part—everything in the world affects both you and your enemies. Lava, steam, sticky mud floors—Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion is all fair game. So go ahead, lure a fire elemental into a mud trap. Flood the room with wind, then spark a fire match and watch chain lightning cook the place. It’s a playground of tactical destruction.

Play It Anywhere

Best of all, Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion is fully released on Steam, and it’s Steam Deck Verified. So whether you’re gaming on Linux, Mac, or Windows PC, you’re good to go. Don’t let your OS limit your dungeon crawling. Priced at $11.99 USD / £10.23 / 11,83€ with the 20% discount.

If you’re into tactical dungeon crawler titles with a turn-based puzzle challenge, where your brain and your build both matter, Roguematch : The Extraplanar Invasion is an addictive, quirky, and wildly satisfying ride through elemental madness. It’s not just a battle—it’s a brilliant, mana-fueled mess of strategy, chaos, and cat magic.

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Bridge Constructor Studio launches its wildly fun, physics-based puzzle chaos in the Linux, Mac, and Windows PC game. All thanks to the creative minds at ClockStone, the fun just keeps on building. Which you can now find on Steam. GOG, and Humnble Store.

Alright, builders — grab your hard hats, crank up your GPU fans, and cancel your weekend plans. BBridge Constructor Studio launches on Linux and if you’ve ever dreamed of being an engineer with no rules and unlimited materials, this is your time to shine. Or spectacularly fail in the most beautiful way possible.

From the brainy minds at ClockStone and the ever-consistent publisher Headup, Bridge Constructor Studio launches the latest entry in the hit series that’s made physics fun, explosive, and sometimes hilariously frustrating. Whether you’re a puzzle perfectionist or just here for the physics-based chaos of watching monster trucks bellyflop into a ravine, this game has something for you.

Imagine this: you’re dropped into a tiny animated diorama — a charming little world with snowy cliffs, towering cities, and lush valleys — and you’ve got one job. Build a bridge. But not just any bridge. A bridge that can carry everything from a three-wheeled pizza van to a lumber-loaded beast of a truck. And here’s the kicker — no budget limits. Go wild. Use steel, cables, concrete, wood — whatever you want. Bridge Constructor Studio launches

But if you’re like me and enjoy living dangerously, you’ll want to tackle the optional budget challenges too. That’s where the real bragging rights come in. Build smarter, not bigger. Make a bridge that’s not only cheap but also doesn’t turn into scrap metal when the tour bus hits the center span.

Bridge Constructor Studio | Launches Now

With 70 physics-based puzzles, each one upping the ante, you’re never short on brain-bending moments. And just when you think you’ve nailed it, the simulation starts… and everything you thought you knew about engineering goes out the window. Cue the epic collapses and laughter.

One of the coolest touches? You can create up to five player profiles. So your sister, your roommate, or your chaos-loving nephew can build (and probably destroy) their own creations without wrecking yours.

And let’s be real — Bridge Constructor Studio is more than a game launch. It’s a celebration of glorious failures, tiny victories, and that rush you get when something actually works. It’s a sandbox, a puzzle box, and a physics toybox all in one. And yes, it’s fully available on Linux, so you don’t need to dual-boot into Windows just to get your engineering fix.

So, if you’ve ever screamed “Why did THAT break?!” at your screen while sipping coffee and trying to hold together a spaghetti mess of steel beams — this one’s for you. Find its on Steam. and GOG  for $9.95 USD / £8.29 / 9,95€ with the 17& discount. Regular price on Humnble Store.

Get in there, start building, and remember: the bridge might collapse, but the fun never will.