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Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 13th of May 2020 06:19:57 PM
  • ATOM RPG | Linux Gaming | Ubuntu 19.10 | Native
  • Competitive card game Chroma: Bloom and Blight hits the funding target

    A week ago it didn't look too certain that Chroma: Bloom and Blight would hit the goal but with the campaign now over, they actually blasted right passed it.

    Chroma: Bloom and Blight is going to be an entirely free to play competitive card game, one that aims to create a truly even playing field since you won't be able to buy cards. To help their vision a Kickstarter campaign launched that ended today with over €116K against their €100K goal.

  • Europa Universalis IV: Emperor announced for June 9

    Paradox Development Studio and Paradox Interactive today announced Europa Universalis IV: Emperor to release on June 9.

    The next in a long list of expansions, this one opens up three central game systems, offering new gameplay opportunities for the Papacy, the Holy Roman Empire and Revolutionary movements, as well as a host of other changes.

  • Unreal Engine 5 announced, Epic Online Services are now online

    Today Epic Games released to huge bits of news for game developers, and hopefully for gamers everywhere to get a little excited about.

    Starting with Epic Online Services, it was announced today that it's live now for developers across almost all platforms (yes, Linux too). It supports Unity, Godot Engine, Unreal Engine, various stores like Steam and consoles. Giving developers a cross-platform service to hook into for matchmaking, lobbies, achievements, stats and a lot more.

    The other massive bit of news is Unreal Engine 5, which was also announced today in a blog post giving a preview into its capabilities as a game engine.

  • A first look at Unreal Engine 5
  • Epic Games Preparing Unreal Engine 5 For Debut In 2021 With Increased Photo-Realism

    Epic Games today offered the first glimpse at Unreal Engine 5, their next-generation game engine they hope to have out in preview form in early 2021 and for its official release before the end of next year.

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