Leftovers: Gaming
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'7 Days to Die' Linux version on its way: Developer
7 Days to Die was a Kickstarter project about an open world, voxel-based, sandbox game that is a unique mash up of First Person Shooter, Survival Horror, Tower Defense and Role Playing Games combining combat, crafting, looting, mining, exploration, and character growth. The developer had promised a Linux version of the game during its campaign period, saying that they would release a Linux version 2 months after the initial launch. But even after the game was launched, there were no signs of a Linux version or any communications from the company. Now, after a long hiatus, a developer has said that they are indeed working on a Linux version and it should be ready in a couple of weeks.
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‘Modern Combat 5: Blackout’ full title and story details emerge
Gameloft recently dropped some more details on their upcoming game Modern Combat 5 which, Gameloft assures, is well on its way to be launched. This time around, Gameloft has released the full title and the story in which the game will take place. The new game is titled Modern Combat 5: Blackout.
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Valve is the saviour of the PC: Brian Fargo
In a recent interview with Eurogamer, Brian Fargo, the boss at inXile Entertainment, the developer of Wasteland 2, has hailed Valve as the “savior of the PC” due to their efforts in making digital distribution such a success.
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11bit Studios Talk About This War Of Mine & Games Republic Their New Store
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Double Fine's New Game Hack 'N' Slash Has A Trailer, Game Out Next Month
Double Fine sure do love Linux don't they! Hack 'N' Slash is looking good and will be release for Linux on the 6th of May, to go along with the release date we have a trailer for you!
Looks like currently it will be a Steam only release, so you will have to hold out if you want it fully DRM free with no Steam attached.
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Gigabyte's AMD Mini Gaming PC Gets A Downvote For Poor Linux Support
This is fun, Ars Technica a rather big general tech news website has done a review of Gigabyte's AMD powered mini gaming box and give it a demerit for its poor Linux support.
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Awesomenauts Major Update And Another On The Way For Linux
For those not entirely up to date on their Awesomenauts, this month it received a whopper of an update and it might be time you gave it another go, especially with another major update looming.
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Steam Has Greenlit 39 New Linux Games At The End Of April
Wow Valve is on a roll for Linux gamers aren't they! 39 more Linux games have been lit up to be included on Steam's store.
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