Games: Steam Next Fest, Moonsigil Atlas, and More

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 14, 2025

• GamingOnLinux ☛ Steam Next Fest - October 2025 is now live with a great many demos | GamingOnLinux

  Here we go again, you've got a week to check out a bunch of games having their first or updated demos now in Steam Next Fest - October 2025.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ One of the most promising deck-building roguelikes ever, Moonsigil Atlas gets a big demo upgrade | GamingOnLinux

  Moonsigil Atlas is by far one of the most interesting and promising upcoming games I've played in a while, taking deck-building roguelikes in a fun direction.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown gets a first demo | GamingOnLinux

  Clearly still a work in progress but a taste of things to come, Star Trek: Voyager - Across the Unknown now has a public demo available. Your crew. Your ship. Your command.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ From the creator of Sally Face, horror deckbuilding roguelike The House of Hamelin has a demo up | GamingOnLinux

  Enter the frightful world of The House of Hamelin and take control of Perdita, a young woman tasked with finding her missing cat, Paige. In development by Wither Studios founded in 2009 by Steve Gabry (Sally Face) and John Cobb it's a horror-themed deck-builder set in a house where ghastly creatures and ever-changing hallways make each step a horrific fight for survival.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ Get a bunch of Cosmic Mysteries and Noir Realities in the new Humble Bundle | GamingOnLinux

  The Cosmic Mysteries and Noir Realities Humble Bundle is live with another 8 sweet treats, especially good for saving some monies. And your usual GamingOnLinux overview of what compatibility you should see across Linux / SteamOS and Steam Deck.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ Build a living city on rails in Steel Artery: Train City Builder | GamingOnLinux

  Set in a steampunk fantasy world with many different races, Steel Artery: Train City Builder is an interesting looking take on a city-builder. Based on rails, your city will be constantly moving which comes with its own challenges.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad is certainly an appropriate name for this game | GamingOnLinux

  A Pinball Game That Makes You Mad is an upcoming release from Azimuth Studios, and you don't really need to guess what the game is about with that name. Dare I say it? I'm going to do it — Is this the souls-like of pinball games? Or perhaps it's Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy but pinball? Either way, this is sure to make you rage a bit.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ 1998 arcade-style aircraft racer Plane Crazy gets a Championship Edition upgrade | GamingOnLinux

  Originally released in 1998, Plane Crazy from Inner Workings returns with the newer Plane Crazy Championship Edition from ZOOM Platform. At the original release it had a pretty mixed rating, partly due to the high difficulty of it. ZOOM Platform have been updating a getting refreshed releases out for a bunch of retro games like The Fortress of Dr. Radiaki back in May.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ Unique RTS game Moduwar fixes the oversized cursor on Linux | GamingOnLinux

  Moduwar is an adaptive organic RTS where you control an alien creature, it's quite unique and looks really interesting.

• GamingOnLinux ☛ GE-Proton 10-18 brings fixes for Wayland, Company of Heroes 2 - 3, Blue Protocol: Star Resonance | GamingOnLinux

  A fresh batch of fixes have landed for running Windows games on Linux / SteamOS and Steam Deck with GE-Proton 10-18 now available. Thankfully it even includes a fix for the missing videos with the recent release of Blue Protocol: Star Resonance covered here on GamingOnLinux recently.