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Games: Startup Company, Planet Coaster, Wide Ocean Big Jacket, Fragile Fighter, Fugl, Asteroid Fight

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 13th of April 2020 11:58:31 AM Filed under
Gaming
  • Business simulation sandbox 'Startup Company' has left Early Access

    Business simulation sandbox, Startup Company, has now officially released, giving you a chance to become to CEO of your very own company to compete against the tech giants.

    You've played game developer simulations but this is quite different. Instead of a system or a game, your company is building a website. The full release comes with quite a lot of new content including new types of websites, new competitors, there's also a bunch of new stuff to fill your offices with like a huge slide because why the heck not have a huge slide in your office.

  • Planet Coaster | Linux Gaming | Ubuntu 19.10 | Steam Play

    Planet Coaster running through Steam Play (Proton 5.0-4) My Mic cuts out sometimes during the video, apologies for that! Game runs good, good fun!

  • Wide Ocean Big Jacket is a sweet short camping story adventure available for Linux

    Short on time and want an adventure? Wide Ocean Big Jacket might fit. It's a sweet camping adventure with a big heart. It was even a finalist for the "Excellence in Narrative" award in the Independent Games Festival 2020 so that should give you an idea of it being good.

  • Fragile Fighter is an 'unforgiving' dark and emotional story-based platformer now on Linux

    With a female protagonist and a dark emotional story, Fragile Fighter definitely has captured my interest.

    [...]

    With mature themes too, don't go in expecting your usual story platformer. It touches upon alcohol abuse, physical abuse, mental and physical illnesses and promises to be an unforgettable experience.

  • Relaxing bird flying and exploration sim 'Fugl' adds more polish and an evolution feature

    Quite possibly one of the most relaxing games I've ever played, and a real treat for when you're forced to stay inside, Fugl is all about slowing down and exploring. No set goals, just fly around and enjoy the atmosphere.

    [...]

    Team Fugl recently released a fresh update, adding in a fun new evolution feature. While you've been able to customize your flying avatar for a while, this takes things up a notch letting you really make something wild with the existing creatures.

  • Blending a MOBA with an RTS 'Asteroid Fight' is out now and free to play

    Asteroid Fight had a great idea but little to no marketing and it went unnoticed, now it's left Early Access as a full game and the developer has made it free to play. Mixing together elements of a MOBA with RTS economy building, and a whole lot of action as you level up and customize your Command Ship it's actually pretty good.

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Unbound: Worlds Apart Prologue

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 13th of April 2020 01:05:48 PM.
  • Unbound: Worlds Apart Prologue, a free intro to an upcoming metroidvania puzzle-platformer with portals

    Unbound: Worlds Apart Prologue, a free introduction for the upcoming Unbound: Worlds Apart is now available on Linux letting you conjure magic portals to travel between different realities.

    The developer, Alien Pixel Studios, mentioned that they went for a "cartoonish" style with a dark fairy tail story to give a fresh take on the genre. It's non-linear, with metroidvania elements and they said that your curiosity and exploration will be rewarded and have an impact on the overall atmosphere you get from it.

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