Games: A Hat in Time and Gravel, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, Stellaris MegaCorp
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Looks like both A Hat in Time and Gravel are coming to Linux, ports from Virtual Programming
Virtual Programming seem to be busy once again which is good news, turning up on their website recently was both A Hat in Time and Gravel.
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Counter-Strike: GO Goes Battle Royale With Danger Zone
With the success of Fortnite and Player Unknown's Battlegrounds in the "battle royale" genre, Valve is getting in on the action with CS:GO Danger Zone.
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Sadly they seem to be behind in their previously expressed goal of switching CS:GO over to Vulkan with the Linux version still appearing to rely upon OpenGL.
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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive introduces a Battle Royale mode, goes free to play
Valve have released Danger Zone, a Battle Royale mode for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive along with it going free to play.
All existing players have been upgraded to "Prime Status", which is a special status for verified players and only matches you against other Prime players. To become Prime after this update, you need to either purchase Prime from the Steam page or "reach Rank 21 by earning XP and add an eligible phone number to your Steam account" according to Valve.
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This is what I have been waiting for. An interesting Battle Royale game available on Linux with good support and since it's Valve it will no doubt work well on Linux. Not only that, it's likely going to actually be an active game, especially since it's free.
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Stellaris MegaCorp expansion and the 2.2 'Le Guin' free update are now both out
Once again, Paradox have put out more content both paid and free for Stellaris and my love of the game continues on rather strong.
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