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Games: Stationeers, Between the Stars, Off Grid, Mark of the Ninja: Remastered, Timespinner

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 10th of October 2018 05:52:19 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • RocketWerkz have confirmed their plans to do a Linux version of Stationeers

    A good bit of news to wake up to today! Stationeers a space station construction and management game from developer RocketWerkz should be coming to Linux.

    In their official FAQ on Steam, the developer noted that if it sold at least 300K copies a Linux version would be considered. Someone then made a post on Steam last year, full of users requesting a Linux version of Stationeers. Six pages of replies later, the developer replied a few hours ago with a link to this new post (also added to their FAQ now) confirming their intent to make a Linux version now.

  • Between the Stars looks like an incredible spaceship action game, coming to Linux

    Between the Stars, a spaceship action game with 'traces of RPG, management and roguelike elements' looks set to come to Linux.

  • Off Grid gives you data as your weapon in this stealth hacking game, now crowfunding with Linux support

    I covered this before briefly back in April, as the developer seemed committed to providing a Linux version. Sadly, the demo is currently only on Windows and Mac but I did speak to the developer today where they told me a Linux demo is now a priority with the Kickstarter being live. They've unfortunately had some last minute issues they're trying to solve, so hopefully it won't be long. Update: As the developer noted in our comments, the demo is now on itch.io.

  • Mark of the Ninja: Remastered is out on Steam with Linux support

    Mark of the Ninja: Remastered, the relatively small upgrade over the original is now out with Linux support on Steam.

    Unlike a lot of remasters, Mark of the Ninja: Remastered isn't actually that big of an upgrade overall. It does include enhanced visuals that are no longer compressed down to 720p as it supports up to 4K now. It also has improved character and background art proving some clearer details along with remastered cinematics. On top of that, there's also 5.1 audio support and the Special Edition DLC is also now included as standard.

  • Timespinner, the fun metroidvania is now available on GOG with a Linux build

    After the release on Steam late last month, Timespinner is now available DRM free on GOG for more of you to go exploring. They have the latest patch build too with a couple of bug fixes. Note: Key provided by GOG.

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