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Games: MachiaVillain, Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia, Two Point Hospital, Overcooked! 2, DUSK and Hatari

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 7th of February 2019 04:30:22 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • MachiaVillain Coming to PC, Mac and Linux

    Good Shepherd Entertainment and Wild Factor have announced MachiaVillain.

  • The Steel & Statecraft update for Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia arrives in the Linux version

    Total War Saga: Thrones of Britannia from Creative Assembly, SEGA and ported to Linux by Feral Interactive received a big update to the Linux version today.

    We're a little late on getting this update, with Feral announcing it today after it being released for the Windows version back on December 18th last year.

  • Two Point Hospital just got a lot more customizable in the latest update

    While this feature comes with a few built-in designs, it also has new Steam Workshop support. So you can download extra designs from others and also publish your own.

  • Crazy cooking game 'Overcooked! 2' has a huge free update out with a Survival Mode

    You might want to wash your hands and grab your Chef's Hat as Overcooked! 2 has a free update out and it's a big one.

    Ghost Town Games and Team 17 are celebrating the Chinese New Year in style with a new map, new kitchens, new recipes, new themed chefs including a dragon and a pig along with a new game mode which was quite a surprise.

  • Brutal retro-inspired FPS 'DUSK' officially arrives on Linux

    Spread across three distinct campaign episodes, DUSK is a brutal retro-inspired shooter from David Szymanski and New Blood Interactive and it's now on Linux. Note: Key provided by publisher.

    DUSK might be one the biggest highlights of this year for me already, a shooter that is exactly how you would expect it to be with action that just doesn't stop with no useless padding. There is of course secrets to find, for those who like to chase that 100% but they're not required.

  • Hatari Version 2.2.0 released

    Many thanks to all the people who contributed to this version in different ways (code, bug report, testing, reverse engineering and documentation of the real HW, ...), see doc/authors.txt and doc/thanks.txt for a list of devs / contributors.

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