Games: Northgard, Ultra Strangeness and Far Cry New Dawn
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Shiro Games have announced that Northgard is getting a big free expansion with Northgard Conquest
Northgard Conquest, that's the name of the next big free expansion coming to Northgard, the strategy game based on Norse mythology.
In the announcement on Steam, Shiro Games noted that Northgard Conquest is a "standalone game mode" which they confirmed to GamingOnLinux over email is just an update for the existing game, not a full standalone game.
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Ultra Strangeness will bring clay graphics and stop-motion to Linux next year
I absolutely love hand-made clay stop-motion animation, ever since watching Trap Door when I was much younger it left a lasting impression so I'm always keen to see what games can do with it. Ultra Strangeness is one such title that caught me here.
Developer Michael Rfdshir announced it late last year, with us now only noticing it thanks to Steam's Discovery Queue feature I sometimes use to pick up missed games and it often delivers in times like this.
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While not on Linux officially, Far Cry New Dawn seems to work amazingly well on Linux
A recent benchmark video is currently doing the rounds showing off Far Cry New Dawn from Ubisoft, despite it not supporting Linux thanks to Wine, DXVK and Steam Play it seems to run beautifully.
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