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Games: Total War: WARHAMMER II, Kharon's Crypt - Even Death May Die, More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 17th of April 2020 04:28:50 PM
  • Total War: WARHAMMER II and Northgard free weekend, Overcooked! 2 has DLC free to keep

    Looks like even more games are letting you play free across this weekend and there's plenty of fun to be had for everyone with Linux as their favourite system.

    We've already pointed out TerraTech being free to play until April 21, and Humble Store are giving out free to keep copies of Manual Samuel and we're back with more!

    Up next in the ring is Total War: WARHAMMER II, ported to Linux by Feral Interactive. It's now free to play until April 19 at 8PM UTC. Even sweeter, is that you'll also be able to get up to 75% off all Total War: WARHAMMER games and DLC until April 23 at 5PM UTC. Remember that if you own both Total War: WARHAMMER titles, you also get access to a huge combined map.

  • Game Boy Color inspired Kharon's Crypt - Even Death May Die to enter Early Access on May 29

    Kharon's Crypt - Even Death May Die, a retro non-linear dungeon crawler that was funded on Kickstarter back in October 2017 is finally about to release. Mentioning the new Early Access date as May 29 on Twitter, the team also confirmed the Linux version will also be launching at the same time.

    Inspired by the visuals seen on the classic Game Boy Color. In Kharon's Crypt, you'll be playing as Kharon (a being thought to be death itself) in his mission to escape from the crypt where he had been sealed by a deranged king that wanted to elude death.

  • Turns out The Butcher's Circus expansion for Darkest Dungeon will be FREE - plus more details

    Earlier this month we reported on Darkest Dungeon getting a new online PvP DLC named The Butcher’s Circus, well it turns out it's going to be free and they've given more details.

    This was actually clarified shortly after the original announcement by studio Co-Founder, Chris Bourassa, on Twitter. Unless you follow them directly and look at their replies, you wouldn't have known it was going to be free. To ensure all the details are out there, Red Hook Studios have started a series of blog posts to talk about The Butcher’s Circus and it confirms there it's going to be free.

  • Indivisible adds drop-in co-op for up to 4 players and a New Game Plus mode

    Indivisible, the action RPG platformer from Lab Zero Games (Skullgirls) can now be played with others in local co-op making it quite a different experience. Plus a New Game Plus mode if you enjoy pain. You can see some previous thoughts I had in this linked article.

    Like most other games having a New Game+ mode, it makes everything harder. Enemies? More difficult. Bosses? They'll make you sweat and your fingers ache. They also made it so you can unlock another colour for Ajna in this mode. There's also the addition of a "fan-favorite Inner Realm Incarnation" and you can also "fight the new Regional Delicacies" if it wasn't challenging enough.

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