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Games: Age of Fear, Sparticles, Deadly Days, Night of the Blood Moon, ATOM RPG, Sunless Skies, Overwatch

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 21st of January 2019 05:41:57 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Age of Fear: The Free World, a free fantasy turn-based strategy game

    For those in need of their next turn-based strategy game, the Age of Fear series now has a free entry for you to test the waters.

  • Sparticles, a fast-paced platformer that reveals hidden terrain with particle explosions is now on Linux

    We have a lot of platformers, however Sparticles is one that looks incredibly unique visually due to the hidden terrain mechanic. It looks very colourful and really quite interesting.

  • Deadly Days, the strategic zombie survival rogue-lite has continued to evolve into a better game

    There's a number of Early Access game that I'm keeping a close eye on for having a huge amount of promise, Deadly Days is one such title that has come along very nicely recently.

    It's what the developers are calling a 'unique strategic zombie survival rogue-lite' and that's a pretty reasonable description. You loosely control a group of survivors during the apocalypse and it's your job to oversee their survival. You have 15 days to scavenge what you can, in the hopes of finding some medicine to prevent them turning.

  • Night of the Blood Moon, a cramped Nuclear Throne-like shooter is now in Early Access

    Night of the Blood Moon from sole developer Tyler McDermott is a cramped and quite interesting action game that feels like a twin-stick shooter inspired by the likes of Nuclear Throne. It was funded on Kickstarter back in August last year with 179 backers helping it become a reality.

  • ATOM RPG, the Fallout-like game now has a full tutorial starting area and more

    The developers behind the Fallout-inspired ATOM RPG certainly have been busy since releasing it in December.

    While the game is pretty damn good, I've no doubt about that, there is one part it could have done better which is the introduction. Previously, it put you into the game with a small fight scene and you were left to your own devices.

  • Sunless Skies is steaming ahead towards release, UI overhaul is out

    Sunless Skies from Failbetter Games is leaving Early Access on January 31st and it recently had a pretty big UI overhaul.

  • I’m in shock at just how well Overwatch runs with the latest DXVK and Lutris

    You might remember, that back in September last year I talked a little about Lutris and Overwatch [Official Site] together and how it was working well. Here’s an update on how it’s been going.

    Overwatch, developed by Blizzard, is an online team-based shooter that feels a lot like Team Fortress 2 from Valve. However, as much as I’ve tried to get into TF2 it just doesn’t stick. TF2 feels like it has no identity, it feels…bland.

    Overwatch on the other hand, is an incredibly exciting experience and I’m still very much a beginner. It has a pretty loud and proud identity, along with various animated shorts which help to suck you into the world. It’s something friends play practically religiously too, so it’s one of those times where I’ve felt a bit left out, well—no more!

    When I tried it previously back in September last year, the performance was pretty good. Fast-forward multiple months, a few new versions of DXVK have come along and the experience is mind-blowing. I don’t want to oversell it, but seriously it’s so smooth I completely forget that the work done to get it working on Linux wasn’t done by Blizzard directly.

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