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Games: Ultra Off-Road Simulator 2019: Alaska, ET: Legacy, Godot Engine, Bomb Squad Academy, SNES in Switch Online

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 14th of January 2019 06:20:04 PM Filed under
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  • Ultra Off-Road Simulator 2019: Alaska will be supported on Linux with enough requests

    The developer of Ultra Off-Road Simulator 2019: Alaska [Steam], a surprisingly good looking off-road driving sim may gain Linux support with enough requests.

  • ET: Legacy 2.76 Released For Letting Enemy Territory Live On In 2019

    The ET: Legacy open-source project derived from the id Tech 3 sources and letting Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory live on almost two decades later is out with their biggest release yet: version 2.76. ET: Legacy 2.76 itself is a big release but the developers involved still have more plans moving forward.

    ET: Legacy 2.76 continues retaining client/server compatibility with the last official Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory 2.60 release stream. With version 2.76, which they have dubbed "The Enemy Is Weakened", there is now a Bayesian skill rating, error fixes, WolfAdmin as the default game manager, and the open-source project has deployed their own master server for the game should the id Software master server ever be retired. The developers say v2.76 is their most comprehensive release yet and a big step forward for the project.

  • The FOSS game engine 'Godot Engine' has a very exciting 2019 planned for features

    While the big Godot Engine 3.1 release isn't out yet (soon), they're already working out a list of exciting features for the next few versions.

    Taking to Twitter, Godot Engine head honcho Juan Linietsky has been posting about their plans. Turns out, there's a lot. Some of it sounds incredibly exciting too for a free and open source game engine. Talking about it, they said their aim is to make "Godot 4.0 2D and 3D rendering top notch with nothing to envy from the big guys (but still keeping it as easy to use as always)".

  • Snip wires, flick buttons and save the world in Bomb Squad Academy

    Bomb Squad Academy, a game I totally missed from 2017 (yes really, woops!) is an interesting puzzle game about disarming bombs.

    It seems to have had Linux support since release and thanks to it getting an update at the end of last year, I was made aware of it. Since the update, it's gained many more puzzles to solve as well as performance improvements.

  • Switch Online Code Suggests Upcoming Support For SNES Games

    He found the references to 22 SNES games in Switch Online code. Some of the titles include Super Mario Kart, Super Soccer, Legend of Zelda, Contra 3, etc. Kapu has also posted his findings on Pastebin.

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