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Games: Big Boy Boxing, Alisa, Steam Deck, Corpse Party, Battle for Wesnoth

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Monday 25th of October 2021 05:45:26 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Check out the demo for Big Boy Boxing, a playful boss-rush fighter | GamingOnLinux

    Get ready for the punchline! Soupmaster Games announced recently their intent to support Linux with Big Boy Boxing and there's now a demo available on Steam for you to try out.

    "Experience the singleplayer action-boss-rush game with pixel-perfect retro aesthetics and inspiration from classic titles like 'Punch-Out!!', and recent indie hits like 'Cuphead'.

  • Alisa is a horror game throwback to '90s 3D games like Resident Evil | GamingOnLinux

    Successfully funded on Kickstarter the horror game throwback Alisa is out after suffering a few minor release delays and so far it's looking pretty good.

    "Alisa is a classic late-90s style horror-themed action adventure game set in a fantasy universe inspired on the 1920s. You play as an Elite Royal Agent called Alisa. While she is chasing a wanted criminal, she ends up in an old Victorian mansion. She tries to find a way out while being haunted by materialized/mechanized doll-like humanoids. Can you survive the Dollhouse?"

  • Here are five ways the Steam Deck will FAIL if it does. - Invidious

    I'm not saying the Steam Deck is destined to fail, I'm saying "if it DOES fail, this is how."

  • Corpse Party gets a new version for 2021 that's out now | GamingOnLinux

    Yes, there's another Corpse Party that's now been released. It can be a little confusing, as there's been a few but this is the latest from XSEED Games titled Corpse Party (2021).

    Something of a cult classic that was originally released in 1996, that spawned a few remakes for different platforms and some extra games that mixed in elements of a prequel and sequel. The Windows version landed in 2016, with it then coming to Linux in late 2017.

  • Battle for Wesnoth 1.16.0 Finally Available to Download | UbuntuHandbook

    After more than 2 years of development, the new major Battle for Wesnoth 1.16.0 was finally available to download.

    With Wesnoth 1.15.x development releases, it introduced new campaign: Wings of Victory, an Intermediate level Drake campaign with 11 scenarios. A new new single player or coop survival scenario, Isle of Mists is added.

    The add-on World Conquest II (now called World Conquest) has translations support. And users now has ability to add translated titles and descriptions to add-ons.

    It has overhauled the Dunefolk to improve balance against the six Default factions. Most of the Dunefolk faction’s units have new and-or updated animations. There is also a new unit called falconer, which is a branch in the skirmisher line.

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