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Games: MayHemCars, Space Mercs, Planet Explorers, ATRIUM, Supraland and Index VR

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 3rd of July 2019 11:37:35 AM Filed under
Gaming
  • Race Stupid With AI In MayHemCars

    Hello Linux gamers! Today, I’ll be covering a car racing game called MayHemCars. The game is unique and hilarious too. Instead of trying to win, the other racers bump and crash on each other.

    You better watch out or they’ll try to ram you off the tracks too. If you are looking for a hilarious car racing game instead of “winning” as the sole objective, then this game is a must try.

  • Extreme space shooter "Space Mercs" looks pretty incredible in the latest footage

    Releasing on Steam on July 31st, Space Mercs is an extreme space shooter from Bearded Giant Games we've featured here a few times and for good reason. It's made on Linux and it looks like a lot of fun.

  • Planet Explorers goes free as Pathea Games lose the multiplayer code

    Argh! I can't believe it's the middle of 2019 and I'm writing about something so ridiculous. Pathea Games, developer of Planet Explorers and My Time At Portia have lost the multiplayer code for Planet Explorers.

    As a little reminder, Planet Explorers was funded on Kickstarter way back in 2013 with the help of over four thousand backers providing them well over one hundred thousand dollars. When it released in 2016 it was…rough. It had a lot of promise, some elements of it were interesting but it also had a lot of bugs.

  • Strategy game ATRIUM releasing on Steam later this month, already available on itch

    ATRIUM could be interesting, a strategy game that plays like a board game with you building and expanding the board as the game goes on. The developer, Black Potion, recently had a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter which was unsuccessful. They had already released it on itch.io before this, with the extra funding to further expand the game.

  • The impressive first-person metroidvania puzzler "Supraland" now has Linux support

    After promising Linux support for Supraland with the launch of the Kickstarter campaign for a sequel, Supra Games have now delivered!

  • Valve have released the CAD files for the Index VR system, enabling some fun modding

    Just like Valve did with the Steam Controller, they've gone and released the CAD files for the Index VR system under a Creative Commons license.

    It's really nice to see Valve continue to do more out in the open, as releases like this will allow dedicated tinkerers to make all sorts of changes and adjustments to suit their needs. It would also allow accessory makers to easily design around it all, however if you do wish to sell anything you will need to speak to Valve first.

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