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Games: Escape The Mad Empire, Total War: WARHAMMER III, and Steam Deck

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 10th of February 2022 01:57:36 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Party-based dungeon crawling RPG 'Escape The Mad Empire' looks awesome | GamingOnLinux

    Ready for a big mixed bag of genres? Escape The Mad Empire is an upcoming pixel-art game that combines elements of dungeon crawling, roguelikes, tactical battles and a little base building too.

  • Creative Assembly show off online play for Total War: WARHAMMER III | GamingOnLinux

    Total War: WARHAMMER III is due for release on February 17, with a Linux port from Feral Interactive due sometime soon after and we now have the first footage of online play.

    CA say that WARHAMMER III is "bigger than ever" with more game modes and players available than previous entries in the series.

    [...]

    Feral Interactive who are doing the Linux port have so far ignored our emails asking for information on cross-platform multiplayer in their version, so we fully expect it to not have online play with the Window build.

  • Developer of Netherguild looking for Alpha testers | GamingOnLinux

    Netherguild is an upcoming turn-based tactical roguelite dungeon-crawler that will be offering native Linux support, and you can try out the Alpha version right now. Long-time readers might recognise it, as we covered it initially quite early on back in 2019.

  • Eggnut decide not to bring Backbone to Linux officially | GamingOnLinux

    After a successful Kickstarter campaign back in 2018, developer Eggnut released their post-noir narrative adventure Backbone in June 2021. Sadly, they've decided not to go through with the official Linux support on it.

  • More than 400 Titles Ready (Verified and Playable) for the Steam Deck - Boiling Steam

    Today marks another milestone for the Steam Deck Verified and Playable games. After a few days of very few additions to the list, Valve has bumped up the list significantly in the last few hours. We now have 412 titles (at the time of writing) in total that should work on the Steam Deck, split in two categories...

  • Steam Deck Verified jumps to over 240 titles | GamingOnLinux

    Each day we're stepping ever close to the Steam Deck releasing and it seems Valve's testing is beginning to speed up, with now well over 200 titles now fully Steam Deck Verified. Around 6 days ago, it was only at 120.

    The actual number is 243 according to the unofficial SteamDB tracker. An impressive amount of course though, one that absolutely dwarfs any of the modern console launches from Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo and it's only going to get bigger before release.

  • AI driver can beat some of the world's best players at Gran Turismo

    The AI, named GT Sophy, was able to execute tactical moves such as using an opponent’s slipstream to boost itself forwards and block its opponents from passing.

    Peter Wurman at Sony AI in New York and his colleagues trained the system using deep reinforcement learning, a type of machine learning that uses rewards and penalties to teach the AI’s neural network how to win. During training, GT Sophy, which was running on a separate computer, played the game on up to 20 PlayStation 4 consoles simultaneously.

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