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Games: Devolver Digital Hidden Gems Bundle, Kitsune Tails, and Steam

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  • Grab some indie goodies in the Devolver Digital Hidden Gems Bundle

    It's not the first time the bundle has appeared and probably won't be the last but it seems Devolver don't like to keep it up all the time. It gives you multiple titles published by Devolver along with a top discount to get them all together.

  • Kitsune Tails is an upcoming Japanese mythology inspired adventure platformer

    From the developer of MidBoss and Super Bernie World (Kitsune Games) and 2064: Read Only Memories (MidBoss, LLC.) comes Kitsune Tails. An adventure platformer inspired by beloved classics steeped in Japanese mythology.

    "Play as a young female kitsune, one of Inari's fox-eared and bushy-tailed messengers, and embark on a hero's journey that begins while delivering your first message. Experience a romantic encounter with a kindly sorceress who comes to your aid in a time of need. Explore the complicated relationship with your former mentor turned antagonist and uncover her reasons for sealing your love interest inside an elemental prison. Unlock powers that manifest as cute outfits to help you run, jump, and dash across a land inspired by Japanese mythology in Kitsune Tails, the follow up to Super Bernie World."

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    It's slated to release in Q1 2022 with full Linux support and they will be gathering funding through a Kickstarter campaign, which will launch mid-2021.

  • Valve's review of 2020 shows off pretty big numbers - 120 million monthly active users
  • Steam Tops 120M Monthly Users in 2020, China Launch, UX Upgrades, Linux 2021 Priorities

    Linux - We're continuing to invest in technology that improves game compatibility and performance through Steam Play. We're also putting together new ways for prospective users to get into Linux gaming and experience these improvements.

Steam has never been more popular – and Valve promises big thing

  • Steam has never been more popular – and Valve promises big things for Linux gamers

    Steam’s ‘year in review’ has just been published for 2020, complete with a raft of statistics which show that the gaming platform has never been more popular – along with some statements that Linux gamers will doubtless find exciting.

    Of course, it’s no great surprise to hear that more people were playing games on their PC last year – what with Covid-19 lockdowns and folks spending far more time inside at home – and indeed Steam’s stats show that there was a huge 50% increase in the number of hours spent gaming on the platform.

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