Games: Ethan Lee, "We. The Revolution" and Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Gathering Storm
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Game porter and Steam Play dev Ethan Lee is running a crowdfunding campaign
Nintendo's USB GameCube adapter for the Wii U and Switch could soon work on Linux, Mac and Windows if this crowdfunding campaign from Ethan Lee is a success.
Ethan Lee should be a well-known name to most of our readers, they're responsible for a ridiculous amount of indie games that were ported to Linux (see here). On top of that, they're also now working on Steam Play (Valve's fork of Wine that's integrated with the Steam client on Linux) with Codeweavers and Valve too.
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We. The Revolution, a unique looking strategy game set during the French Revolution will be on Linux
For those after a strategy game that certainly looks unique, We. The Revolution is bringing the blood-soaked history of the French Revolution to Linux.
Developed by Polyslash with a publishing hand from Klabater, it's going to release with same-day Linux support on March 21st.
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Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Gathering Storm is out with Linux support as expected
Sid Meier's Civilization VI: Gathering Storm, the massive new expansion has arrived and as expected Aspyr Media managed to get in support for Linux right away. Note: Key provided by Aspyr Media.
This is the second major expansion for the game, following on from Rise and Fall which launched on Linux back in March last year. You can see some thoughts on that one from BTRE here.
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