Games: Counter-Strike: Global Offensive and More
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The new Counter-Strike: Global Offensive Panorama UI is now available on Linux
After waiting for a bit of extra time, Linux gamers can now enjoy the brand new Panorama UI update in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
To activate it, you need to add "-panorama" as a launch option on Steam. Simply right right on the game in your Steam library, hit properties and then hit the set launch options button and paste it in there.
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Action racing game 'Road Redemption' updated with improved physics
Annoyingly, they messed up the executable naming for the Linux & Mac versions. You can launch it directly from the installed folder, but not from Steam directly until they fix this. Sadly, that means the Steam Controller doesn't work as a gamepad, even when using SC Controller the buttons were all messed up so it's keyboard only until they fix it up.
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Fallout inspired ATOM RPG has another sizeable update
ATOM RPG, the rough but very promising Fallout inspired game has another sizeable update that's live on Steam.
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Kalypso Media buy the rights to the Commandos IP, a new game is coming plus updates to older titles
Kalypso Media now officially own the rights to the Commandos IP which could mean good things for Linux gamers.
Kalypso Media have been pretty good to Linux gamers in recent years, with them publishing Linux titles like Sudden Strike 4, Railway Empire, Dungeons 3, Tropico 6 (coming soon) and plenty more.
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Valve have revamped the Upcoming Releases section on Steam
Valve are continuing their Steam store updated, with the latest section to get a makeover being the Upcoming games section.
Originally, it was a very basic list of all games to be released on Steam for whatever platform you had selected to view. Instead, it's now a "Popular Upcoming" list that takes into account pre-release interest in a game using wishlists and other data.
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Twin-stick shooter 'NeuroVoider' is now on GOG
Flying Oak Games first title NeuroVoider is an action packed twin-stick shooter RPG and it's now available DRM free on GOG.
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