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Games: GZDoom, Tiny Auto Knights, and More
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BALL x PIT is out now and it's a brick-breaking ball-smashing great time | GamingOnLinux
BALL x PIT from Kenny Sun / Devolver Digital is out now and it's Steam Deck Verified plus it works to perfection on Desktop Linux PCs (Proton 9 tested). Note: a key was provided to GamingOnLinux.
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Valve add an easy way to see all the bundles a Steam game is in | GamingOnLinux
Lots of developers like to team up for their games to put them in bundles, so Valve made it easier to see all bundles for each game on Steam.
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Uncle Lee’s Cookbook will bring five episodes of point and click adventuring while you save the universe | GamingOnLinux
Uncle Lee's Cookbook: Five Recipes for Disaster was recently announced that will bring five interesting point and click adventures to Linux / Steam Deck. Relatively Painless Games have teamed up with Dionous Games to bring all of the entries in the Ines & Uncle Lee series into one episodic game.
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Many developers leave GZDoom due to leader conflicts and fork it into UZDoom | GamingOnLinux
Drama in open source land, as a major conflict has caused many developers to leave GZDoom behind to fork it into UZDoom. It seems like going forward most people will end up using UZDoom.
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Grab the new demo for Tiny Auto Knights, a pretty chill and fun looking PvP auto battler | GamingOnLinux
Tiny Auto Knights is an upcoming release from Mumpitz Games with a demo now available that now has Native Linux support for it. Seems like a nice way to spend a few hours, if auto battling PvP is your thing.
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Heroes of Hammerwatch II gets new content and Steam Deck improvements | GamingOnLinux
Heroes of Hammerwatch II from Crackshell / Team17 just released the first free major update to the rogue-lite action-rpg, along with improving it on Steam Deck.
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SpaceCraft from Shiro Games has been delayed but a playtest is coming | GamingOnLinux
SpaceCraft from Shiro Games is easily one of the most exciting looking upcoming games, but we're going to have to wait a bit longer to see it release.
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Improved Steam Deck support is coming to Satisfactory | GamingOnLinux
Satisfactory recently had a fresh experimental Beta for testing, which includes improvements to how it works on Valve's Steam Deck. Currently the game has a Steam Deck Playable rating due to issues with the first-time setup and in-game text being small, with this update making progress towards getting it Steam Deck Verified.
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Inspired by 80s and 90s trash-horror cinema, 3rd person action game HandFoot looks hilarious | GamingOnLinux
HandFoot is an upcoming chaotic 3rd person action game where every gun is also a melee weapon. Inspired by 80s and 90s trash-horror cinema it could be great. The whole setting, style and action in it look completely ridiculous and I really can't wait to try it.