Games for GNU/Linux
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The 25 Best Games for Linux and Steam Machines
When I was first introduced to Linux and the Open Source community gaming was an issue that users always complained about. Interested gamers always had to use wine or implement one workaround or the other.
There were either not good enough drivers to run certain games on Linux or the games themselves weren’t available for the platform.
Fast forward to 2017 and the story has changed. Linux gamers now have a variety of games they can choose from ranging from free to the relatively pricey ones.
Today, I bring you a list of the 25 best games you can play on your Linux system.
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Dota 2 patched for AMD Ryzen
Valve have put out a small Dota 2 update that aims to improve performance on the new Ryzen processors from AMD.
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Jack Orlando: Director's Cut now has a Wine-port on Steam for Linux
Jack Orlando: Director's Cut [Steam], an adventure game published by Topware is the latest game of theirs to get a Wine-port on Steam.
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RPG Maker MV now has a Linux version and a Linux game export option
We saw signs of RPG Maker MV [Steam] coming to Linux early last year, but now it's official. RPG Maker MV now has a Linux version and it can export Linux games.
With the release of the 1.4.0 update, anyone who owns it now has access to the Linux version on Steam. So anyone wanting to make simple RPG games on Linux has access to a highly rated tool.
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