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Games: Final Vendetta, PULSAR: Lost Colony, More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Thursday 17th of February 2022 02:00:06 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Get ready to beat 'em up plenty with Final Vendetta | GamingOnLinux

    In the spirit of the classics like Streets of Rage, Bitmap Bureau and Numskull Games recently announced Final Vendetta with some great pixel-art and a super soundtrack.

    The developer said "The gameplay mechanics are sure to go down well with fans of the genre, giving players a vast array of moves and the ability to block, run, dodge, strike downed opponents, and even perform juggle combos! Each character has a unique feel and move set that the player will have to master."

  • PULSAR: Lost Colony gets upgrades for Linux and Steam Deck | GamingOnLinux

    The co-op spaceship crew simulator PULSAR: Lost Colony got a nice little update recently, with some of the focus being on the Linux version and being ready for the Steam Deck. It's clearly all hands on Deck.

    Along with fixing a bunch of bugs, the update released on February 15 swapped out their voice chat system to use Photon Voice as a backend. This will offer better direct compatibility for Linux (they have a Native build), and they say it should also "decrease the latency in certain situations".

  • Fast-paced brutal FPS ULTRAKILL gets full controller support ready for Steam Deck | GamingOnLinux

    ULTRAKILL might be one of the absolute most popular Early Access games from 2020 and it might just be a good pick for the Steam Deck, if you love fast-paced retro-styled shooters.

    In the "Saw Your Heart Update" released February 16, the team mentioned they've added in full controller support to the game. This includes for all menus, tutorials and on-screen text show controller inputs, aim / look speed is no longer affected by framerate and a few other fixes to make controllers feel good. They said they're hoping for Deck Verification soon.

  • Total War: WARHAMMER III to release for Linux 'in Early Spring' | GamingOnLinux

    Total War: WARHAMMER III has just released although only supported for Windows, with the Linux release due out "in Early Spring".

    The way it's been handled is perhaps a little confusing, if you don't fully read the Steam page. It has a SteamOS icon on Steam (to show Linux support), plus a system requirements tab at the bottom of the store page. However, down below the buy button a bit there's an Update Notes section that reads "Total War: WARHAMMER III will release on macOS and Linux in Early Spring" and the same is noted in the system requirements.

  • Paradox launch a DLC subscription option for Hearts of Iron IV | GamingOnLinux

    Games from Paradox Interactive after a while end up building up quite a lot of DLC, it's how they support their games for so long but it's quite daunting for new players - perhaps this new subscription for Hearts of Iron IV may help.

    What they've done on Steam is add a new Hearts of Iron IV - Expansion Subscription which for a monthly, 3-monthly or yearly fee gives you access to the entire DLC collection for the game. It includes all the main expansions, plus the smaller DLC packs. Considering there's 16, it might not be a bad deal since it includes all future DLC.

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