Games: Lugaru, RTS Liquidation, Steam Machines, SteamPal, and SteamOS
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I've Become The Kung-Fu Rabbit
People keep telling me to look at Lugaru on these streams so here we are, it's about a rabbit that does kung-fu and it might have one of the weirdest and jankiest combat systems I've ever seen but it's so much fun.
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Loria, a classic inspired RTS is now permanently free | GamingOnLinux
It's Free Game Friday! You can now grab a copy of Loria completely free to keep, as the team has now moved onto their next game with them helping develop the upcoming RTS Liquidation.
Loria is something of a homage to the "golden era" of strategy game, with their attempt to put a little bit of a modern spin while keeping it in line with the classic theme. It has RTS elements blended with hero units, item collection and quest-driven missions. Their goal with Lora was to "take the best concepts from the classics and create a modern user-experience, intelligent AI, smooth controls, pleasing aesthetic and to add interesting content".
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What we want to see from the possible SteamPal handheld from Valve | GamingOnLinux
Steam Machines and SteamOS were ultimately a failure, for many reasons. The whole thing was confusing for both users and consumers with multiple models, and most of them wanted far too much money. What will be different this time? How can Valve actually make it work?
This time around at least, it looks like Valve are entering a market that's still relatively in its infancy. However, it's clearly popular with more hardware vendors showing prototypes and the GPD Win series continues showing how a smaller vendor can make it happen. If Valve really do enter, they would be positioned well considering they know how to produce their own hardware after the Steam Controller, Steam Link and now the Valve Index too. Doing it directly with only one model or perhaps two with a higher model would already solve a lot of their original Steam Machine issues. Let's say that's the first thing we want: make it clear. Get the marketing right this time, and actually continue marketing it unlike before.
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