Games: Nonsense Soccer, Bound By Blades and Halloween at Humble Store
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Nonsense Soccer is a highly amusing local multiplayer platformer-soccer-hybrid | GamingOnLinux
After your next local multiplayer game? Nonsense Soccer is out in Early Access and it's already a huge amount of fun if you're the competitive type.
Nonsense Soccer takes the classic sport and turns it into a side-on platformer-soccer-hybrid and the result is chaotic. Simple enough for anyone young and old to pick up their favourite gamepad and get kicking. It's actually been available for a little while already, with the new Steam release being their second major update.
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Check out the fresh demo of Bound By Blades and take down some fierce monsters | GamingOnLinux
Bound By Blades might look welcoming with the sweet colourful style and wonderful music, but this action-RPG gets quickly intense.
Inspired somewhat by Monster Hunter, it originally tried going through Kickstarter to gather funds back in 2019. It failed but the development has continued anyway. The idea is that you go through increasingly tough battles, slaying big creatures in the unique four-corner combat arena where you run between four corners, dodging enemy attacks and unleash your own. After a year of work, the new demo is out now.
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Humble Store has a big Halloween sale on right now | GamingOnLinux
Prepare for Halloween with some new games? It's not like you're able to go out much with the COVID19 disease still raging on so staying in and playing games sound great to me.
To help with that you can check out the Humble Store Halloween Sale, which has a number of big hits going on some pretty high discounts. While it's a Halloween sale, the majority of the titles oddly aren't really scary or much related to the event, still it's another good chance to build up your collection.
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