Games: GNU/Linux Steam Turns 6, Hollow Knight: Silksong, Iron Marines, Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation
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Six years ago today, Steam was released for Linux - Happy Birthday
Happy official birthday to the Steam client for Linux, today marks six years since it released for everyone.
Who would have thought we would have everything we do now back in 2013? We've come a seriously long way! In that time we've seen the rise and fall of the Steam Machine and Steam Link (now available as an app), the Steam Controller, the HTC Vive headset and plenty more.
We now have well over five thousand games available on the Steam store that support Linux. That's a ridiculous amount, considering we're still a very small platform even in comparison to Mac when going by the current Steam Hardware Survey showing the market share.
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Team Cherry has announced Hollow Knight: Silksong, coming to Linux
The sequel to Hollow Knight has now been officially announced by Team Cherry as Hollow Knight: Silksong.
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Iron Marines from Ironhide Game Studio will be coming to Linux
Ironhide Game Studio (Kingdom Rush) are working on a new real-time strategy game named Iron Marines and they've confirmed to us it's heading to Linux.
As we follow them on Twitter, we saw them link to the Steam page. Upon viewing it, we noticed it only listed Windows and Mac. After sending a quick message to them on Twitter, to ask if it will come to Linux they replied with an amusing gif that said "For Sure"—so there you have it!
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Another little update on Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation for Linux
While Stardock haven't managed to get Ashes of the Singularity: Escalation onto Linux just yet, they did give another small update last month.
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