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GamezeboVery positive

Cult of PiN Is an Upcoming Pinball-Roguelike Where Space Cadet Meets Balatro

Cult of PiN, a pinball-roguelike inspired by Windows 3D Pinball: Space Cadet and Balatro, will launch on PC, Mac, Linux, and Steam Deck on August 10, 2026. Developed by KennyMakesGames, the game features over 100 Glyphs and Blessings, eight playable Balls, and four handcrafted 3D tables with an Endless mode.

Blues NewsPositive

Danger Zone

Epic Games is actively hiring for Linux anti-cheat development, a move that could significantly improve the multiplayer gaming experience on Linux distributions. This initiative suggests a commitment to enhancing compatibility and performance for gamers using the open-source operating system.

PC GamerPositive

A new flip phone that blocks social media at a system level is coming out, and you'll never guess which retro…

Commodore has announced the Callback 8020, a $500 Linux-based flip phone designed for digital minimalism. It blocks social media and web browsers at a system level, comes pre-loaded with classic Commodore 64 games and Snake, and runs a custom OS developed by the Sailfish OS team. Pre-orders open June 30th with a $50 discount.

Games PressVery positive

Arcade Pinball Roguelike 'Cult of PiN' Reveals August 10th PC Launch

Independent developer KennyMakesGames announced that the arcade pinball roguelike Cult of PiN will launch on PC, Mac, Linux, and Steam Deck on August 10th, 2026. The game blends classic pinball mechanics with deckbuilder elements, featuring over 130 upgrades and 4 distinct tables.

Blues NewsNeutral

Demos and Freebies

Blade of Mercy: Bloody Countess, a 2D action game with metroidvania elements, is now available on Steam for PC (Windows, Linux). The game is set in a 16th-century fantasy world and features cozy pixel art.

Blues NewsNeutral

Don't Let It Starve Released

Don't Let It Starve, a horror roguelike bento-builder developed by Eduardo Scarpato and Black Lantern Collective, is now available on Steam for Windows and Linux. The game combines elements of CloverPit with its unique genre blend.

Massively OverpoweredNeutral

Camelot Unchained answers questions about technical performance, UI updates, and roadmap plans

Camelot Unchained CTO George Davison discussed the MMORPG's development, focusing on technical performance, UI updates, and roadmap plans. He detailed a bi-weekly patch cadence, confirmed work on a Linux version, and affirmed UI fixes are planned. The article also touches on the game's history of delays and its eventual early access launch in March 2026.

Gaming On LinuxPositive

Impressive looking dark point and click adventure Tormentum II gets a demo

A demo for the dark point-and-click adventure game Tormentum II is now available on Steam, ahead of its July 23rd, 2026 release. The game features artwork inspired by H.R. Giger and Zdzisław Beksiński, and explores themes of artificial intelligence and creator ambition. The developer is seeking feedback on its native Linux support.

Gaming On LinuxPositive

Cheat Engine now has a Linux version released

Cheat Engine, a popular game modification tool, has officially released a version for Linux, marking its first official support for the operating system. The tool, which helps users modify single-player games by scanning and altering memory variables, also includes debugging and system inspection features. The latest version, 7.7, requires Patreon support for download on Linux and macOS, similar to its Windows counterpart.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

Klei Entertainment classic Eets is now free and updated for modern PCs with a Linux version

Klei Entertainment has updated its classic puzzle game Eets, originally released in 2006, to be playable on modern PCs and has made it available for free to celebrate the company's 20th anniversary. The update includes a native Linux version, with the game also now compatible with macOS. The title was previously delisted in 2015 due to compatibility issues.

Gaming On LinuxPositive

Planetary Annihilation: TITANS gets improved Linux support

Planetary Annihilation: TITANS has received an update focused on improving its native Linux version. The community team has worked to update the game's technology to function better on modern Linux distributions, addressing issues that arose after the original support was lost. While some incompatibilities may persist, significant improvements have been made, and players are encouraged to report issues and successes on the Discord server.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

The big Dino Update for Dwarf Fortress announced for June 25

Bay 12 Games announced a major update for Dwarf Fortress, scheduled for June 25th, which will introduce a wide variety of dinosaurs and extinct creatures from different geological eras. The update includes new content such as baby and "dinomen" versions, the ability to use dinosaurs for war, pets, or food, and five new settings to control their appearance. While a new world is recommended to experience the dinosaurs, existing saves should see the animal people graphical update.

PC GamerNeutral

Framework has delayed its 'MacBook Pro for Linux users' by a month, citing problems with its display and…

Framework has announced a one-month delay for its new laptop, originally slated for a June release, pushing the launch to late July. The delay is attributed to issues with the haptic touchpad and the custom display, both of which require engineering fixes and testing. Preorders for the mainboard shipments remain on schedule for June.

Gaming On LinuxNeutral

Proton Experimental gets fixes for Path of Exile 1 & 2, Guild Wars 2, Call of Duty (2003), Exanima and more

Valve has released an update for Proton Experimental, bringing numerous bug fixes for games like Path of Exile, Path of Exile 2, Guild Wars 2, Call of Duty (2003), and Exanima on Linux and SteamOS. The update addresses issues such as game crashes, graphical errors, and performance regressions, enhancing compatibility for Windows games on Valve's platforms.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

Dark-fantasy bullet heaven auto-shooter Hand of Fate: Hordes arrives July 22nd

Hand of Fate: Hordes, an auto-shooter combining bullet heaven and deck-building elements, will launch into Early Access on July 22nd. Developed by Spitfire Interactive, the game features four unique heroes, strategic card-based gameplay, and ongoing content updates planned throughout its Early Access period.

Gaming On LinuxNegative

Cave Story+ 2026 major update out now - Native Linux version dropped

The action-adventure platformer Cave Story+ has received a major update, "Cave Story+ Update 2026," which adds a 2-player mode, mod support, and enhanced visuals, bringing PC version in line with console ports. However, the native Linux version has been removed, requiring users to utilize Proton via Steam. Valve's Steam Deck compatibility rating will need re-evaluation for this updated version.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

Wordless prehistoric point and click adventure Theropods looks wonderful in the new trailer

The wordless point-and-click adventure game Theropods, set in a prehistoric world with dinosaurs and a sci-fi mystery, has released a new trailer showcasing its hand-drawn pixel art and puzzle-based gameplay. A demo is available ahead of its July 23rd, 2026 release on Linux.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

FINAL FANTASY RESONANCE in HD-2D arrives in October

Final Fantasy Resonance, the first HD-2D title in the series, will launch on October 22nd for consoles and PC at $49.99. The game is a rebuilt console RPG experience based on the first story arc of Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, featuring turn-based battles and classic Final Fantasy elements. Square Enix also provided updates on Kingdom Hearts 4 and Dragon Quest Monsters: The Withered World.

Gaming On LinuxVery positive

Twisted mystery point and click adventure Creepy Tale: Snow Child released for Linux

The point and click adventure game Creepy Tale: Snow Child has received a native Linux release, following its initial launch in May. The game, which is a standalone title within the Creepy Tale series, features puzzle-solving, stealth mechanics, and a narrative inspired by fairy tales. It has achieved a Very Positive rating on Steam.

Games PressVery positive

Solo Developer's Party Game Fits Eight Players on One Keyboard and Two Controllers at Steam Next Fest

Scales of Silence, a couch party game from solo developer Aggro Games, is available as a demo during Steam Next Fest. The game supports up to eight players on a single PC using one keyboard and two controllers, with a separate 500-level campaign for solo or two-player co-op. The demo features local multiplayer battles and the opening chapter of the story campaign, with progress carrying over to the full game planned for Early Access launch.