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Games: Nightmare Reaper, Steam Deck, and More

Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Friday 1st of April 2022 04:40:27 PM Filed under
Gaming
  • Nightmare Reaper is a quality retro-themed FPS out now | GamingOnLinux

    Nightmare Reaper, a retro-inspired FPS that blends together elements of a looter-shooter and a sprinkle of RPG mechanics, recently left Early Access and it works great on Linux and Steam Deck. With Steam Play Proton, it's a perfect experience. Note: key provided for me by Evolve PR.

    A blending of many ideas from classic first-person shooters, a lot of the inspiration in the graphical style and level design is clear but it has plenty of modern tweaks too. While modern shooters continue to push the boundaries of graphics, they've lost a lot of what made them fun — which is why games like Nightmare Reaper are just so good. Absolutely pumping action with some great visual effects.

  • 2000 Games On The Steam Deck, with Death Stranding Director's Cut and Rising Hell - Boiling Steam

    A rather slow week, it took a while between the 1900 games milestone and the 2000 games mark. Overall it took Valve a bit more than 3 months to move from zero games validated to 2000.

  • Dead Cells 'Break the Bank' free upgrade out, more big updates teased | GamingOnLinux

    Motion Twin / Evil Empire have given us another great free update to the fantastic Dead Cells and teased plenty more is coming to the game. With this update you get The Bank, a brand-new optional biome that randomly appears in your run, replacing the immediately following biomes if you choose to enter it.

  • Point and click adventure Pants Quest gets a Linux release | GamingOnLinux

    A point and click adventure game all about finding missing clothing? Well, there's been weirder things. Pants Quest gets a native Linux release.

    "A classic style adventure game about life and finding your pants. The more our hero tries to find them, the more things seem to spin out of control. The tone is funny but also kind of introspective, following the kind of crappy morning that makes you rethink every decision you’ve ever made while wandering around in your underwear."

  • Popular and unique musical game Rhythm Doctor gets Steam Deck support | GamingOnLinux

    Rhythm games come in all shapes and sizes, with Rhythm Doctor looking a lot more unique than some and not only does it have an Overwhelmingly Positive user score on Steam but it also got some big Steam Deck improvements.

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