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Games: Frogun, GOG, Piepacker, Season of Pride

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 9th of June 2021 10:04:14 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Frogun is a 'PS1/N64 era styled platformer' where your grappling hook is a Frog | GamingOnLinux

    Giving some high marks for some hilarious originality here overall, Frogun looks delightfully charming as a "PS1/N64 era styled platformer" with a great style. With Linux support fully confirmed by the Kickstarter page and the publisher, it's another great title to look forward to.

    "Game like it's the 90s all over again with vibrant, colorful, crispy pixelart lowpoly graphics, in modern high resolutions, while jumping, shooting and solving little puzzles in the spirit of good ol' platformers."

    It's going to be a highly interactive game too, with levels full of things to mess with like bouncy mushrooms, finding levers to open gates and much more. Plenty of places in the levels will also have several ways to get through them, allowing for a little exploration and experimentation to figure out the best way. You're going to want to keep an eye out for various secrets too.

  • GOG are doing an early Summer Sale that's now live | GamingOnLinux

    Prefer your games in a DRM-free download direct from the website? GOG are here to provide with a huge early Summer Sale with thousands going cheaps. On top of that, the excellent OpenTTD is now available free on GOG so now you have another place to grab it if you prefer.

  • Piepacker goes Open Beta, play retro games online with friends in a browser tab | GamingOnLinux

    Piepacker is something we previewed recently, a game streaming / cloud gaming service designed around retro games that enables you to seamlessly play online with others. It's now in Open Beta. With the Open Beta, it's open to everyone. It's free right now too, enabling you to play 60+ games. Although, with a caveat that it currently only works in Chromium based browsers (although Firefox is supposed to be supported eventually).

    What can you do with it? Well, apart from playing games (obviously), it gives retro games a fresh new way to be played. It integrated voice and video chat, proper modern controller support and it's fast too.

  • Season of Pride sales are live, ahead of a full month of livestreams in July | GamingOnLinux

    Season of Pride, the new and more internationally inclusive name for Summer of Pride due to different hemispheres, has a few sales live right now with a lot of livestreams planned for July.

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Hex Of Steel Now Available On PC, Mac, And Linux...

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 9th of June 2021 10:15:19 PM.
  • Hex Of Steel Now Available On PC, Mac, And Linux Operating Systems

    Independent video game developer SuperIndie Games has officially launched a new title for devices with PC, Mac, and Linux operating systems. Hex of Steel is a hexagonal grid-based strategy game that puts you in the hot seat in the midst of World War II. The game covers all fronts, and its editor system allows the recreation of virtually any conflict.

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