Games: Wine 5.0 Code Freeze, The Humble Choice and Tropico 6
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Wine 5.0 Code Freeze To Begin Next Week
As expected by Wine's annual release cadence, next week Wine 5.0 will enter its code freeze followed by release candidates until this next stable Wine release is ready to ship around early 2020.
Wine project leader Alexandre Julliard shared that following next week's development release will mark the expected code freeze season for Wine 5.0. Wine 4.22 will be out one week from today and the last point by which Wine developers can land any features they want to see in this annual stable release. Following that will be weekly Wine 5.0 release candidates until the 5.0.0 release is ready to ship, likely in January or February.
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The Humble Choice game bundle subscription has launched replacing Humble Monthly
Humble Bundle have today replaced their Humble Monthly subscription service with Humble Choice, offering subscription tiers and more.
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The Llama of Wall Street has invaded Tropico 6 in a new DLC out now, plus a free update
Limbic Entertainment and Kalypso Media today released the first expansion to the humurous city building sim Tropico 6, along with a free update for everyone.
Firstly, the Seguridad Social update is free for everyone who owns Tropico 6 and adds in a new Warehouse building, a sandbox map 'Rio', and a community-requested Social Security edict, which helps prevent in-game student and retiree NPCs from going broke. There's also quite a healthy amount of bug fixing in this update.
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