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Games: STAR WARS Zero Company, Into the Wind, DRM, and Rootkits
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GamingOnLinux ☛ STAR WARS Zero Company is out now | GamingOnLinux
STAR WARS Zero Company has been released today from Bit Reactor / Electronic Arts, and it's very much Star Wars XCOM with a little extra sauce. That includes the cinematic feel Star Wars is known for, which makes it quite an interesting one for fans of turn-based tactical battles. Note: personal purchase.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ Ride a sentient motorcycle-plane to make deliveries in Into the Wind | GamingOnLinux
Into the Wind was not even remotely on my radar until now, but after seeing it during the Future Games Show I am convinced it's going to be great. With a mixture of wonderful visuals, and a really fun idea for an action-adventure delivery sim, this is one to put right into that wishlist.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ The new 18 minute Fable gameplay has sold me - I want it | GamingOnLinux
Fable is still a little while away but we've been given our best look at it yet with a new 18 minute video. Coming from Playground Games and Xbox Game Studios, it will see a same-day release on Steam for PC gamers. And of course thanks to Valve's Proton everyone on SteamOS / Linux systems can get in on the fun too.
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Tom's Hardware ☛ Atari revives 39 Activision games on cartridges that run seamlessly across five decades of hardware — Ultimate Deluxe collection that includes every title costs a wild $999.96
Atari teams up with Activision to launch the Atari x Activision Collection, featuring 39 iconic Activision titles.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ Gun Fu action game SPINE looks super-slick in the new trailer, releasing in 2027 | GamingOnLinux
Gun Fu action game SPINE wasn't on my radar at all until now, but it's gone right into my wishlist for the insanely slick looking action. Mixing together third-person shooting action with a beat 'em up in a really fun way.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ Slayblade review - spinning top battles | GamingOnLinux
Remember Beyblades? Imagine that in a chill roguelite. Slayblade is a spinning battle-top game about trying to become king of the streets. Disclosure: a key was provided to GamingOnLinux.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ Outpost building strategy game Star Trek: Outposts Unknown launches October 20 | GamingOnLinux
Star Trek: Outposts Unknown from Magic Fuel Games and Playstack has a new trailer and release date confirmed for October 20th. Get ready to seek out strange new worlds and get building.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ Kingdom III: Rising Realms, Bye Bye Bonnie and more fun stuff revealed by Raw Fury | GamingOnLinux
Game publisher Raw Fury recently revealed multiple great looking games including Kingdom III: Rising Realms and Bye Bye Bonnie. There's been a lot this week thanks to various events around Gamescom, with this next lot revealed during the Future Games Show.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ PvPvE extraction-style raid shooter Active Matter arrives September 15 | GamingOnLinux
Matter Team / Gaijin Network Ltd have revealed that Active Matter, their PvPvE extraction-style raid shooter, will be releasing September 15th.
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GamingOnLinux ☛ Grab some more hits in the Beyond the Metroidverse Humble Bundle | GamingOnLinux
Grab some highly rated games in the Beyond the Metroidverse Humble Bundle while also saving on their usual price and support charity.
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Dead by Daylight Switches to Denuvo Anti-Cheat—Steam Deck and Linux Support Remains
Dead by Daylight, the co-op survival horror game from Behaviour Interactive, will soon switch from Easy Anti-Cheat to Denuvo Anti-Cheat as a trial following a recent community survey, according to a recent announcement by the game studio on the game's Steam Store page. One of the biggest takeaways from the community survey was that players felt that the studio "could be doing more" in order to curb cheating in the online game. As such, it plans to temporarily switch anti-cheat providers in order to determine the effectiveness of an alternative solution.