Games: Lord of Dwarves, Objects in Space, Space Haven and PyGame

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Lord of Dwarves, a survival-kingdom building game developed on Linux is out in Early Access
Lord of Dwarves, a survival-kingdom building game developed by Stellar Sage Games on Linux has arrived on Steam in Early Access.
As a reminder if you didn't see the previous article, the developer told me that not only was it developed on Linux, it was done so using "only open source software" which is pretty interesting.
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Objects in Space, an open world 2D stealth-action space trading game had a very rough Linux launch
Objects in Space, the open world 2D stealth-action space trading game left Early Access this month and it was supposed to have Linux support but it seems they're having issues.
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Spaceship colony sim 'Space Haven' seems to be a big hit on Kickstarter
Space Haven from developer Bugbyte (Battlevoid: Harbinger, Battlevoid: Sector Siege) managed to get funded in less than 48 hours and it keeps on growing.
Against their original goal of $40K they've smashed through over $100K and they still have 20 days left of the campaign, if it continues as it is they will likely still pull in quite a bit more!
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