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Games: KKnD, Apothecary, Evolvation and Allspace

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Saturday 5th of January 2019 09:07:43 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • The KKnD remake using the OpenRA game engine is coming along nicely

    Keeping tabs on various open source projects, one I'm quite keen to see progress further is the KKnD and KKnD2 remake. They just recently pushed out a new build to improve it further.

  • Dear Apothecary has you grow plants and make medicine, now on Linux

    After releasing for Windows back in November, the casual single-player Apothecary sim just recently added a native Linux version.

  • The developer of the space combat sim 'Evolvation' has confirmed their intention to continue supporting Linux

    Their story is a bit of an odd one actually. After leaving Early Access in 2017 they didn't gain much of a following and so they gave away ten thousand keys on the SteamGifts website to try and get some support. According to them, a lot of they keys weren't used to play the game (I assume they mean people tried to sell them) and so they went to revoke them. This caused a pretty big backlash and so they then made the game temporarily free to make up for it.

    As this was going on, Linux support was removed as they released their big 2.0 revamp of the game in October last year. They mentioned in a few announcements they would work on Linux support but nothing seemed to happen. Their wording wasn't great either, since it previously had Linux support.

  • Multiplayer space combat sim 'Allspace' entering Early Access in June with Linux support

    For those like me who love their space combat sims, Allspace seems like it may be one to watch for when it enters Early Access in June.

    Developed by ShilohGames, the same team behind Disputed Space which is another space combat sim although that one only supports Windows.

    It seems there will be no single-player in this one, with Allspace instead focusing on large online battles with support for up to 100 pilots battling it out.

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