Leftovers: Gaming
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Stellaris, An Ambitious Space Grand Strategy Game By Paradox, Announced & Coming To Linux
Paradox Development Studios revealed at Gamescom one of the big secret projects they have been working on. So far, everything looks awesome!
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Nvidia To Show Off Vulkan On NVIDIA GPUs & An OpenGL Linux Graphics Debugger
It seems Nvidia are getting more invested in Linux, and this makes me rather happy. At SIGGRAPH 2015 on Sunday Nvidia is doing a number of talks, and two are very interesting for us Linux folks.
Between 9-10AM (LA Time) Nvidia will be hosting a "Vulkan on NVIDIA GPUs" talk, and that's incredibly exciting. I now fully expect them to be the first ones out the door with Vulkan in their official drivers. I know Valve are doing experimental Intel drivers, but this is Nvidia doing it officially.
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Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?! Simulation Game Comes To Linux!
After a successful campaign on both PC and Mac, Holy Potatoes! A Weapon Shop?! is being released on Linux on the 7th of August.
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Tangiers Is A Horror Themed Stealth Game Coming To Linux, I'm Going To Make Samsai Stream It
We love horror games here (hi Samsai), and Tangiers looks so freaky that it's exciting me. I'm going to see to it that Samsai (our video specialist) does a nice stream on it for you pleasure too.
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