Games: Steam Summer Sale, GNU/Linux Version of Turok, GNU FreeDink
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Steam Summer Sale is up, free game from Humble Store & Fanatical sale too
There's quite a lot of sales and stuff going on right now, so I'm going to cram some into one article to give you an extra scoop with sprinkles and all.
Firstly, head on over to Humble Store to grab a free copy of Shadowrun Returns Deluxe. Note: You do need to be subscribed to their newsletter to get it and it's only going on for 48 hours.
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The Linux version of Turok has left beta, available to everyone
Turok, the revamp of the 1997 shooter arrived in Beta for Linux back in May and now it's officially out.
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GNU FreeDink - One Of The Few Fully Free Software Games - Now Runs On The Web
When it comes to obscure projects under the official GNU Project umbrella, GNU FreeDink is one of them as being a free software game whose lineage traces back to the Dink Smallwood title from the late 90's. Nearly twenty years after the game's original release, the latest GNU FreeDink release is now available that allows it to be played within web-browsers.
GNU FreeDink is the GNU maintained version of the Dink Smallwood game based upon its source release and then with any and all proprietary assets (like sounds) replaced to make it completely free software, with many otherwise "open-source" games still relying upon non-libre licensed in-game assets.
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