Games: BATTLETECH, Xenosis: Alien Infection, League of Legends
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Harebrained Schemes making 'good progress' on the Linux version of BATTLETECH
While the Linux version of BATTLETECH [Official Site] sadly didn't release with the latest patch, the developer did give it a clear mention.
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Top-down sci-fi adventure 'Xenosis: Alien Infection' has been fully funded
As a huge fan of Xenosis: Alien Infection, the top-down survival adventure game from NerdRage Studios, I'm really happy to see it get funded.
With around 15 hours left on the Fig campaign, they're sitting pretty at 148% funded with around $37K. That's not bad at all and while it doesn't look like they will hit any interesting stretch-goals, the game itself is great anyway. Check out their latest sneak-peak:
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Riot changes stance on anti-cheat tech, some Linux users will be able to play League again
For League of Legends players on Linux, using GPU pass-through technology means they no longer have to say goodbye to Summoner's Rift.
Last week Riot Games implemented new anti-cheat technology for the game. This targets all instances of virtualization, or software that acts as if it's hardware, in an attempt to stop users from ruining the game experience for others. Through virtualization, players can create accounts run by bots. This generally results in a ruined experience for anyone in a game with such an account due to the bots playing worse than a human teammate would. Unfortunately for some, the anti-cheat technology also inadvertently locks out users on Linux and other open-source software, like Wine.
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