Games: Overland, Lutris, Dead Cells and Fossilize
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The impressive squad-based survival strategy game Overland to release this autumn
Overland from Finji is a beautiful looking and impressive squad-based strategy game and they've now announced a release window.
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The open source game manager Lutris had another sweet update recently
What's that, too many launchers or no easy way to manage GOG games on Linux? Lutris might solve this problem for you.
Giving you the ability to install and manage games from Steam, GOG, Humble Store, Emulators and more it's a pretty handy application to keep around. This latest release is mostly improving on existing features like downloading the default Wine version when not already available, preventing duplicated entries when importing games from a 3rd party, one search bar to rule them all, improved log handling performance, using your discrete GPU by default on compatible systems and more.
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Dead Cells - Rise of the Giant free DLC to release this week, over 1 million copies sold
Ready for just one more run? The Dead Cells - Rise of the Giant free DLC is releasing this week (March 28th) as Motion Twin celebrate good sales.
The developer spoke at GDC and they went on to mention that Dead Cells has now officially sold over 1 million copies! Around 60% of that was on PC too, so the indie market for good games is still alive and well by the looks of it.
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Fossilize Is Valve's Latest Open-Source Vulkan Project
Valve Software has been backing work on Fossilize as an open-source project providing a serialization format for persistent Vulkan object types.
Valve has been backing Hans-Kristian Arntzen to work on this Vulkan project while it has also seen commits by their in-house Vulkan guru Dan Ginsburg. The Fossilize library and Vulkan layer is intended so these persistent Vulkan persistent object types can be backed by the pipeline cache, a Vulkan layer to capture the cache, and the ability to replay the cache on different devices without having to run the application itself.
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