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Games: Free Games Online, "We. The Revolution" and Lots More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 15th of April 2019 04:27:28 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Top 10 Free Games Websites For Online Gaming in 2019

    Free Games websites are a fun way to play games online without any download. However, your experience can become a hassle if the website you visit is the opposite of fun. To make your job easier, we have compiled a list of the top 10 best gaming sites to play free online games.

    We have thoroughly tested these websites on the quality and variety of free games available. So you can enjoy your time playing exactly the type of game you want without any hassle.

  • We. The Revolution is a slow but very interesting game and it's working well on Linux

    Set during the French Revolution with a rather chilling intro, We. The Revolution is a very interesting game. One that is hard to put a genre to, as it blends together lots to create something quite unique.

  • Satirical point & click adventure 'Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love' is coming to Linux

    Artifex Mundi just recently announced their new satirical point and click adventure game, Irony Curtain: From Matryoshka with Love, will be releasing in Q2 this year with Linux support.

  • SIGIL, John Romero's free Doom megawad is due out next month after a delay shipping the fan boxes

    If you're like me and you love first-person shooters you're likely excited to try out SIGIL, the free megawad from John Romero. Announced in December last year, SIGIL is supposed to be an unofficial spiritual successor to the fourth episode of DOOM, with it picking up where the original ended.

    Originally due out in February, they've had some issues shipping the special fan boxes you could order that contained all sorts of goodies. In a statement on Twitter, Romero mentioned that the game is actually done but they can't release the free version until people that paid see it first.

  • Eldritch, a first-person action game inspired by roguelikes had a surprise huge update

    Minor Key Games recently put out a pretty big update for their first-person action game Eldritch, it sounds great too.

    The developer, David Pittman, mentioned on Twitter how it was the biggest update to the game in almost five years and they did it simply because "I just kinda felt like it!". Well, can't argue with that, great to see Eldritch seeing support so long after release.

    The "Eldritch Reanimated" update includes some notable technical changes like 64-bit binaries, a new audio engine, FXAA, Vsync and unlocked timestep options. Not stopping there it also has extra content too like dozens of new rooms to explore, new enemies, new weapons, a new help menu and so on.

  • Dead End Job is a twin-stick ghost-hunting shooter in a 90s cartoon style coming to Linux

    Love a good twin-stick shooter? How about the style of classic cartoons? Dead End Job squishes them together. It's being developed by Ant Workshop with publishing from Headup and it's due out sometime later this year.

    Looking over the details, it seems they are going to be putting this on Linux too. Their official site has a nice Linux icon and the Steam store page also lists Linux support.

  • CorsixTH, the open source game engine for Theme Hospital has a brand new beta

    For those who love their classics, Theme Hospital can be revived using the open source CorsixTH game engine which just had a big update. It's another game engine that requires you have the original data files, which can be grabbed easily enough from GOG.

  • CHROMATOSE, an RPG and Visual Novel hybrid has been fully funded and heading to Linux

    It's a Kickstarter campaign that I somehow completely missed, one that is in fact already over and the developer managed to get the funding they needed. Ending a few days ago on April 11th, they smashed their goal to end up with just over twenty five thousand dollars.

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