Games: TerraTech, Rings of Saturn, Steam Controller, Insurgency: Sandstorm
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Open-world vehicle builder 'TerraTech' has left Early Access
I absolutely love games that let me build something, drive around and blow stuff up so I've been enjoying my time with TerraTech which is now out.
Unlike Robocraft, TerraTech isn't just about building a powerful vehicle and destroying everyone. While it does have a PvP multiplayer mode, the main dish is actually the open-world single-player environment. That's not all it has to offer, as it also has creative mode to do whatever you want, a sumo fighting mode and a gauntlet challenge mode as well.
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Rings of Saturn is a hard sci-fi, top-down space simulator coming soon to Linux
Space sim Rings of Saturn [Official Site] was announced earlier this month, with a promise of a realistic top-down experience and it actually looks surprisingly good.
Seems to have come out of nowhere, at least to me, I can't remember hearing literally anything about this before discovering it today. While the trailer doesn't really offer all that much, what it does show makes me firmly want to know more.
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SC Controller, incredibly useful UI/Driver for the Steam Controller has a new release
If you ever have issues with games not picking up your Steam Controller correctly, you should probably take a look at the excellent SC Controller [GitHub] project.
The latest release v0.4.4, that was made available yesterday adds in some interesting new features. A pretty important one, is the new "relative joystick camera" mode, which acts just like the Joystick Camera mode on Steam. Some games (like twin-stick shooters) don't always hold the position of your thumb on the right pad to continually fire, this mode should fix it for games where it doesn't work as expected.
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Insurgency: Sandstorm is looking real good in the latest videos, Linux version should come in the first couple updates
Insurgency: Sandstorm [Steam] is the new tactical FPS from New World Interactive that will be coming to Linux. There's new videos out to show it off and we have an update for you about Linux support.
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