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Games: Mana Spark, Hellshots Golf, X-Plane 11.30

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  • The fun and challenging action-RPG 'Mana Spark' can now be found on GOG

    While it's had Linux support for a few months and has been available on other stores, today GOG have added the action-RPG Mana Spark.

    As covered here in GOL in our previous article, it's actually a pretty good game that's worth a look. Nothing new to say about it really, as it hasn't really seen any interesting updates since release. Still, it's nice to have more choice on where you can purchase it.

  • Hellshots Golf is basically Doom Golf and it's somewhat amusing

    Always interested to see what silly (and sometimes amazing) things people do with Doom, enter Hellshots Golf.

    Amusingly, in the comments to the trailer the developer said "This really should not have taken half a year to put out." which is quite amusing too.

  • X-Plane 11.30 Is Final

    It’s out the door! (Steam should go “final” tomorrow morning, but you can get the final now – it’s still marked as a “beta”.) Here’s everything that happened.
    I expect we’ll do an 11.31 bug fix patch in the next week or two – 11.30 release candidate three was just critical fixes, e.g. fixing crashes on startup for Nvidia users with Windows 10 and the moon and stars aligned just right. Some less super-critical bugs are fixed and waiting for the bug fix patch.

  • X-Plane 11.30 Released As The Best Linux-Supported Flight Simulator

    X-Plane 11.30 is now available as the latest feature update to this realistic, cross-platform, mature flight simulator system that has long provided native support for Linux.

    X-Plane 11.30 has a lot of improvements but it's not the release yet to introduce its long-in-development Vulkan renderer - that is still coming. It does though have a rebuilt shader system as part of its work in porting to Vulkan.

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