Games: XENONAUTS 2, Make Sail and More
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XENONAUTS 2 hit Kickstarter and it's already funded, hopefully coming to Linux
I've been having an internal debate with myself about covering this one, since I'm a huge fan of XCOM-like games but the developer of XENONAUTS 2 isn't yet fully committing to a Linux version.
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Stormy sailing game 'Make Sail' adds in sea turtles you can ride on
I'm still terrible at it but there's a lot of charm to Make Sail [Steam] and the steady improvements have been impressive. This latest update is a rather nice one.
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How to be a great advocate for a niche gaming platform
Directly helping to bring games to Linux can be super complicated - I’m talking low-level, real-time, writing-a-GUI-in-Visual-Basic-to-hack-the-Gibson complicated. What if there was a way to support the platform you love with just your regular old self? After years of stringent Meditation, Study and Calculations™ I’ve come to a miraculous conclusion: without even getting close to finding yourself stuck in vim, you can actually make a difference! Hear me out, friend.
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For The King is a really great strategic RPG you must try that just got updated
Strategic RPG 'For The King' is a game that constantly surprised me with some really great gameplay. Thanks to the developer, I had a chance to check out For The King a little while ago and I keep going back for another run because it's so good.
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