Games: InnerSpace, BATTLETECH, Civilization VI, SteamOS, Unreal Engine
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InnerSpace from PolyKnight Games & Aspyr Media launches with day-1 Linux support, some thoughts
InnerSpace [Steam], an exploration flying game set in the Inverse, a world of inside-out planets without horizons is now available for Linux.
Disclosure: Key provided by Aspyr Media.
In InnerSpace, you are an autonomous drone named Cartographer, which was created by the Archaeologist from information left over by the Ancients. The Archaeologist requires your help to reach areas of the Inverse where they cannot go and so your journey begins.
I will start off by recommending a gamepad for InnerSpace. While it does work with Keyboard, it doesn’t feel good at all, you will have a much better experience with a gamepad in your hands.
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BATTLETECH will only be coming to Linux post-launch, along with other features
The turn-based mech strategy game developed by Harebrained Schemes won’t be on Linux at launch later this year. Other features have also been cut or altered and will be making into the game post-release.
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Civilization VI: Rise and Fall shows off overview of new features
The upcoming expansion for Civilization VI [Official Site] will be introducing quite a few interesting changes to the game. You can see how exactly you’ll be spending just one more turn in this overview video.
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SteamOS Beta Switches To Linux 4.14.13 For KPTI To Mitigate Meltdown
Valve has pushed out a new SteamOS Beta build for the Debian Jessie-based "Brewmaster" series.
SteamOS Beta 2.145 is out with its main focus on transitioning to the Linux 4.14 (v4.14.13) stable kernel.
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Unreal Engine 4.19 Preview Rolls Out With Renderer Enhancements
Epic Games has rolled out their public preview build of the upcoming Unreal Engine 4.19 game engine update.
Unreal Engine 4.19 features renderer improvements, new animation and physics capabilities, VR improvements, initial support for the HTC Vive Pro, Steam Audio Beta 10 integration, Live Link plug-in improvements, and a plethora of other work.
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Unreal Engine 4.19 Preview 1 Now Available
Unreal Engine 4.19 will be available soon and it'll include many new exciting features and fixes. The first Preview build is now available on the Epic Games launcher for you to download. You can explore a number of new animation and physics updates, including improvements to the Live Link plugin and Sequencer performance, and signficant changes to VR resolution settings. There are also a number of quality-of-life improvements.
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