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Games: DiRT 4, Arcade Spirits, Depth of Extinction, Planet Nomads and More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 21st of December 2018 05:50:39 AM Filed under
Gaming
  • News DiRT 4 coming to macOS and Linux in 2019

    Feral Interactive has announced that DiRT 4 will be released on macOS and Linux in 2019. Originally developed by Codemasters for PC and consoles, DiRT 4 is the latest title in the long-running DiRT series which dates back to 2007 which itself is seen as a continuation of the Colin McRae Rally titles from 1998 onwards.

  • Arcade Spirits Gets a Release Date on Linux, Windows, and Mac OS

    Visual novels have seen a massive uptick in popularity over the last five years with things like Broken Age and 2064 showing how the genre is as strong as it ever was. They have been a regular part of indie releases, and now a new romantic-themed one is set for release very soon. PQube has created a wide variety of games and this showcases their first big visual novel. As a new hire at a game arcade in an alternate universe where the '80s North American console crash never happened, you're in the vague year of 20XX and instead of fighting robot masters, you're learing about the world around you and the people in it.

  • The tactical RPG 'Depth of Extinction' updated with additional maps and more

    Depth of Extinction is a pretty good tactical RPG but it did suffer from a lack of variation in the levels. This update is a start towards improving that.

    The Winter Update adds three entirely new level layouts and a totally new set of graphical tiles for the Cultist “Temple” and the Android “Citadel” to significantly set them apart from other levels as well. There's also a new casual mode, a new way to choose a zone to travel through with difficulty that scales with you so you won't find them too easy and more.

  • Planet Nomads has another update out with new weather types and lots of tweaks

    Planet Nomads, the sci-fi single-player survival game has another update out and it seems it's been a tough year for the developer.

  • The Steam Winter Sale is now live, prepare your wallet

    It's that time of the year again, Steam are now doing their own Winter Sale and there's obviously a lot of cheap games available for Linux.

  • There's another (better) workaround for the Unity graphical glitches with NVIDIA on Linux

    Recently, I wrote a post about Unity games when playing on NVIDIA having some major graphical glitches with a workaround. Here's another one, that might work better.

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