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Games: Crytivo, Valve, and Dead Mage

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 22nd of April 2021 11:35:24 AM Filed under
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  • Crytivo doing a charity livestream to plant trees with a unique The Universim feature | GamingOnLinux

    Crytivo, indie game publisher and developer of the Early Access game The Universim are today doing a big charity funding drive to benefit One Tree Planted.

    Starting at 10 AM PST / 5PM UTC, their team will stream for 32 hours straight on Twitch to raise money for the charity. One dollar donated will be one tree in real life, plus they've adjusted The Universim to have a tree appear on the world each time too - which is pretty clever. Not only that, the names of donors will also "be immortalized on the planet during and after the event when we upload an interactable planet to the web, as a sort of monument to their awesomeness". Oh, they're also going to be giving away a bunch of games from lots of partners.

  • Valve releases Steam Playtest for all devs and new ways to browse Steam

    Valve has upgraded the Steam store once again in two parts: one focused on helping developers, with the other to help users find what they want to play.

    For developers, Steam Playtest is now available for everyone. This is the feature that lets developers have a completely separate install option on their Steam page, inviting users to apply to help test the game. This way developers don't mess around with Beta keys, mailing lists or anything else. Just enable it, then let users come and help. Since testing it, Valve has added a feature to limit it to different countries too, which can help developers test online games and regional servers.

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  • After a delay, the huge free Family Trials update for Children of Morta is out for Linux | GamingOnLinux

    Dead Mage and 11bit studios have now upgraded the Linux version for Children of Morta to give it the huge free  Family Trials update. The biggest update yet to the absolutely stunning looking story-driven action RPG, with some of the best pixel-art work I've ever seen.

    This new game mode is separate to the main story with new systems, items, character build possibilities, and more - all set in a series of completely randomized dungeons. To unlock the mode, you do need to have at least reached the first boss in the story mode though (although you don't need to beat it).

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