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Games: The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, Life is Strange, The Sapling, Rocky Planet, Dicey Dungeons, PuPaiPo Space Deluxe

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 19th of December 2019 11:51:46 AM Filed under
Gaming
  • Some early thoughts on The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters from Devespresso Games

    Devespresso Games have returned to their roots with The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters, so I took a little look at what to expect from this in-development atmospheric, story-driven horror.

    It's been out in Early Access for little over a month and it already seems like it could be a small hit, they've managed to quickly get a "Very Positive" rating from hundreds players so that's a great start. After trying it out myself, it definitely hits the spot.

  • The complete season of Life is Strange 2 is now available on Linux

    Hella yeah! Originally developed by DONTNOD Entertainment and published by Square Enix on Windows and console, Feral Interactive have now officially released Life is Strange 2 for Linux.

    This means we now have Life is Strange, Life is Strange: Before the Storm and Life is Strange 2 all ported and supported on Linux thanks to the work from Feral which is awesome.

  • Life is Strange 2 Is Out Now for Linux and macOS, Ported by Feral Interactive

    UK-based video games publisher Feral Interactive announced today the availability of the Life is Strange 2 episodic graphic adventure video game for the Linux and macOS platforms.

    Developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Square Enix, Life Is Strange 2 is a single-player, episodic graphic adventure video game that continues the award-winning narrative series with a new location and cast of characters. The game is powered by Unreal Engine 4 and it's now playable on Linux and macOS systems.

    Life Is Strange 2 is the second main instalment in the Life Is Strange series, which was released over a year ago on September 2018 only for Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One platforms. Feral Interactive has been working since then to port it to Linux and macOS, just like they ported Life Is Strange and Life Is Strange: Before the Storm.

  • Life Is Strange 2 Released For Linux With Vulkan Rendering

    The Linux port of this game does require Vulkan driver support and on the Radeon side they recommend a Radeon R9 380 at least or NVIDIA with at least a GeForce GTX 680. There hasn't been any recent Vulkan driver workarounds/changes required so with AMD the driver support works going back to the Mesa 19.1 series or on the NVIDIA side the 430 series. Feral says Intel graphics are not supported.

  • The Sapling, a plant and animal design and evolution sim is now in Early Access

    While rather rough around the edges, The Sapling has a good idea and the groundwork done to become an interesting evolution sim where you design plants and animals.

  • Rocky Planet looks like an indie survival game to keep an eye on

    Releasing in Early Access sometime next year with Linux support, Jakub Klementewicz has been building the survival game Rocky Planet and it certainly looks like we need to keep an eye on it.

  • Add over 600 items to Dicey Dungeons with the great More Fluff mod

    Dicey Dungeons already has a lot of items, some of them quite amusing but how about 600 more to give your run just that extra bit of variation? Enter the More Fluff mod.

    The More Fluff mod adds in so many items it's just nuts, from "the unassuming Paintbrush, to the mathematical Primal Punch; survival-heavy Regen or the risky Really Spiky Shield; the pun-worthy Pee Shooter or Gooplicate... there'll be an item for you".

  • Wave-based shoot 'em up PuPaiPo Space Deluxe released with Linux support

    BolHut (You Died but a Necromancer revived you) just released their latest game, a wave-based shoot 'em up PuPaiPo Space Deluxe.

    Quite a deceptive looking twin-stick shooter, you start off thinking it's super easy and overly simple and then it starts to really throw everything at you. It gets absolutely crazy! Still simple overall though, a very nice pick up and play shooter, with friendly and inviting colourful visuals.

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