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When we looked at the state of Linux gaming after its 12-month Valve anniversary, we found nearly 1,000 professional, commercially distributed games available as of February 2015. But this weekend there's an even bigger numeric milestone to celebrate according to the Linux site Phoronix1,500 Linux titles are currently available through Steam. The five most popular Linux titles for Steam include major developer offerings like Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor (the rest of the top five according to Phoronix includes ARK: Survival Evolved, Team Fortress 2, and Dota 2). And this summer, a small indie game called Don't Be Patchman even became the first Linux-exclusive launch on Steam.

Added: 19.09.2015 18:20 | 75 views | 0 comments


Mark from GamersFTW writes his opinion on the potential for a Shadow of Mordor sequel

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Winner of the 2015 Indie Prize Director’s Choice Award

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Publisher, Snow Cannon Games, and developer, Sarepta Studio, today announced that their award-winning, local co-op adventure, Shadow Puppeteer, is coming to Wii U in late 2015/early 2016.

Added: 18.09.2015 9:17 | 67 views | 0 comments


WASDuk Writes "On the whole I enjoyed my time with Broken Sword 5. It manages to retain much of the charm, wit and feel of those classic point and click adventures even if the 3D models are a little off. If youre a fan of the series, especially if you have fond memories of Shadow of the Knights Templar and Smoking Mirror,and are hankering for some old school adventuring I would definitely recommend giving Broken Sword 5: The Serpents Curse a whirl."

Added: 17.09.2015 21:00 | 119 views | 0 comments




To say that I'm a Metal Gear fan would be an understatement. I'm a grown adult with Metal Gear art on my wall. I've beaten every game in the series at least three times. Heck, my friends call me Big Boss due to my manic interest in the franchise. You might just find me stealthing around cosplaying as Big Boss with Vietnam-era camo and equipment.
As with many other gamers, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a game that I considered my most anticipated for nearly half a decade. But just 10 days after release I'm already burned out of the game, and can't say that I will remember it in a positive light. This isn't an uncommon theme with post-release talk. Many Metal Gear fans are disappointed, and it's only becoming worse with time. Let's go over why.
A Forgettable Story
Prior to MGSV's release, I took for granted how much I admire Hideo Kojima's storytelling, even with all its insanity (i.e. nanomachines and "the arm"). Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was certainly full of lengthy cutscenes, many of which were almost unbearably long. However, at the end of the game I felt as though I had been through an epic narrative. There were so many great moments that are impossible to forget, including the microwave hall and return to Shadow Moses. The truth is that while Metal Gear has always been long-winded, it's also been clever. That's extended beyond story elements to character design, with plenty of noteworthy antagonists encountered along the multi-decade journey.

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Granzella and Bandai Namco have announced Project City Shrouded in Shadow (title tentative), a new survival action adventure title for PlayStation 4 and PS Vita.

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An strategy game that pitches you as the rule of a crumbling kingdom who is tasked to save it and restore its glory