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      Pick up lots of kids games in the Humble Humongous Back To School Bundle

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Saturday, 4 September, 2021 - 10:16

    If you have younger children and want to get some family-friendly games for them, take a look at the Humble Humongous Back To School Bundle that's filled full. Quite a good bundle this one, and I can approve of multiple titles in this that my own mini-me played through years ago. Almost all of them have Linux builds available too.

    The bundle includes 37 items across different tiers:

    • Pajama Sam's Sock Works
    • Pajama Sam 2
    • Pajama Sam 3
    • Pajama Sam 4
    • Freddi Fish 3
    • Freddi Fish 4
    • Freddi Fish 5
    • Freddi Fish Maze Madness
    • Spy Fox 3
    • Spy Fox 3
    • Putt-Putt Joins the Circus
    • Putt-Putt Enters the Race
    • Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon
    • And lots more!

    See the full Humble Humongous Back To School Bundle if interested.

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      The Paws and Claws DLC for Children of Morta raises over $130,000 for charity

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Monday, 17 May, 2021 - 10:39 · 1 minute

    Paws and Claws, a pretty wholesome DLC for the fantastic and stylish Children of Morta has managed to raise a rather nice lump sum for charity.

    "We have a piece of truly wonderful and heartwarming news for you today! The Paws and Claws charity DLC has proven to be a huge success and ever since its launch, we've been able to raise MORE than $130K for animals worldwide!" - Dead Mage & 11 bit studios

    Not an essential DLC for the game by any measure, and it's a completely different experience to the main game overall. However, it's just so wonderful that you should probably buy it anyway. It adds in an animal shelter system, a herd of various animals to visit you, a new treats mechanic for animals, animal-related character boosts and quite a bit more. 100% of the proceeds of Paws and Claws goes to the Humane Society International (HSI) .

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    The developer confirmed the figure is PC platforms and Consoles combined for the total. Considering the low £2.99 / $3.99 / 3,99€ price - it means it's sold quite a number of copies.

    You can buy Children of Morta from GOG , Humble Store and Steam . We can easily recommend it.

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      Terraria has officially turned 10 years old with a small celebration update

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Monday, 17 May, 2021 - 09:07 · 1 minute

    Terraria, the 2D pixel-art sandbox survival adventure has now officially turned 10 years old and it's going as strong as ever. Seriously impressive from developer Re-Logic!

    I remember seeing it on PC for the first time almost 10 years ago while a friend was playing it, thinking it looked interesting and never thought it would go on to be as popular as it is. Frankly, I sort-of dismissed it entirely back then and went back to Minecraft. I was seriously wrong about it because it's an incredible game that deserves to be played.

    Anyway, a fresh update went out to mark the occasion. Re-Logic mentions that "this update may not contain any new content (we were serious when we said 1.4.2 was it ;) ) - it does contain a very special celebratory world seed that is unlike any other that we have made previously". The wink face being an obvious nod to this really not being the end of Terraria.

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    Here's what's new in Terraria 1.4.2.3:

    • Added Celebratory Seed
    • Corrected the damage on Frost Armor's set bonus debuff from 20 to 25 DPS.
    • Fixed Vulkan and Metal rendering issues that lead to crash, on FNA builds.
    • Fixed a certain exploit.
    • Fixed missing tooltip in Queen Slime's treasure bag.
    • Fixed every vine type except Normal/Flower vines from passing on paint as they grow longer.
    • Fixed King Slime's spiked minions being able to pick up money and despawn with it, similar to Queen Slime's minions previously.

    The celebration world seeds are:

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    Across both GOG and Steam it's currently 50% off for about 8 hours, so the sale ends around 4PM UTC. Be quick if you wish to get it with such a nice discount although it's not the highest it's been discounted but still a fantastic game to get so cheap right now.

    You can buy it on GOG , Steam and Humble Store .

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      The Humble DeckBuild & Battle Bundle is live, remember to check out the Covid Bundle too

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Saturday, 15 May, 2021 - 13:06

    Need some more games for the weekend and the coming months? Humble are back with the Humble DeckBuild & Battle Bundle .

    This bundle is quite a small one overall, with a selection that's not the best but hopefully by us highlighting it some of you might find a gem or two you've been meaning to pick up. Here's what's included with Linux-supported titles highlights for you to make it easier.

    £0.72 / $1 - Thea: The Awakening

    Beat the average for: Cultist Simulator and SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech

    £8.65 or more to get: Imperator: Rome , NEOVERSE, Thea 2: The Shattering, Fantasy General II

    The Humble DeckBuild & Battle Bundle is live for two weeks.

    This is also a good opportunity to remind you of the The Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle , where 100% of the proceeds will be going to charity. There's tons of great games in that too with four days left.

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      Political grand-strategy game Realpolitiks II is out now with Linux support

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Thursday, 13 May, 2021 - 09:56 · 2 minutes

    Realpolitiks II from Jujubee S.A. and publisher 1C Entertainment has left Early Access, and they've also released a Linux build along with it.

    A modern twist on the classic grand-strategy genre, as you take control of any contemporary nation in an attempt to assert dominance among the global superpowers so it's obviously a highly political game. Develop your country’s economy, technology and army; use your diplomatic skills, build an impressive spy network and get ready to fight major global threats such as terrorism, pandemics or famine. Build powerful alliances, wage wars on your enemies and achieve greatness! It expands in the first game in a lot of ways, enhancing all the features of the previous game and adding in many more options to expand.

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    Features:

    • Dominate the Globe - Choose from 216 contemporary nations (including Sealand & Kiribati) and conquer your opponents. Adapt your strategy accordingly whether you start as a superpower or a small independent nation.
    • New Modern Warfare - A brand-new combat system enables full control of your units on the battlefield while taking into account strategic advantages such as the weather, terrain, equipment, and a whole lot more.
    • Expanded Management System - Create a communist utopia, a completely free market nation, or become a tyrant overseeing your citizens’ every step. With over 1000 projects and technologies to choose from, you decide the path to greatness.
    • Improved Diplomacy - Engage in advanced negotiations to establish new trade routes or military access to neighboring regions. With a completely reworked AI, and new Favor and Investment systems that allow you to influence other countries - diplomacy becomes a crucial tool once again, especially as other leaders will prove hard negotiators.
    • Advanced Espionage - Conduct clandestine actions with your spies, steal breakthrough technologies to further increase your military power, and invent new ways of mass destruction. Dominate your foes from the shadows.
    • New and Unpredictable Events - Over 1000 new events ranging from minor provincial issues to a world-threatening meteor strike. Be wary of the ever-changing world as each playthrough will be completely different.
    • Growth By Infrastructure - Buildings are a major part of your campaign as they enable you to recruit more units, train your spies and generals faster, defend against rocket attacks, or increase the supply range to your armies.
    • Modding Tool - Use a plethora of in-game tools to create your very own campaigns, scenarios, units, and nations.

    You can buy it from GOG , Humble Store and Steam .

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      The Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle is now live with plenty of goodies

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Wednesday, 12 May, 2021 - 18:32 · 1 minute

    Help charity, hopefully help save some lives and get some great games too. What's not to like about the Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle . This is a 100% to charity bundle so neither Humble nor partners like us make anything from it, all for a good cause.

    "To help how we can, we’re doing what we do best; putting together bundles of awesome games, books, and software for you to enjoy. When you pick up the Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle, you’ll enjoy a variety of content and the knowledge that 100% of your purchase proceeds are going to Direct Relief, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), International Medical Corps (IMC), & GiveIndia. Help save lives with the Humble Heal: Covid-19 Bundle today."

    Here's just some of what you get from it:

    • Into The Breach
    • Baba Is You
    • Undertale
    • Euro Truck Simulator 2
    • This War of Mine
    • SUPERHOT
    • Hyper Light Drifter
    • Tooth and Tail
    • Pinstripe
    • Teleglitch
    • Saints Row: The Third - The Full Package
    • Titan Quest Anniversary Edition
    • Stick Fight: The Game
    • BioShock™ Remastered
    • Portal Knights
    • Wargrove
    • The Witness
    • Death Squared
    • Crusader Kings Complete
    • Dwarfs!?
    • Dead in Bermuda
    • Bury Me, My Love

    Plus there's also a bunch of ebooks, some comics and more.

    There's only one tier, so you pay to unlock the whole thing for £14.43.

    If you're interested see the bundle here .

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      Railway Empire heads to Japan in the latest expansion pack out now

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Friday, 7 May, 2021 - 10:34 · 1 minute

    Gaming Minds Studios and Kalypso Media have released Railway Empire - Japan, the latest DLC pack for the popular rail-network building and management sim.

    Railway Empire - Japan transports the series to late-1800s Japan where an industrial revolution is booming and the people are crying out for a nationwide railway. After the successful restoration of the Meiji rule, the Land of the Rising Sun’s long-term ambition to develop its own modern, nationwide railway network has become a reality and people from formerly feudal regions are yearning to travel to booming metropolises. Players can lay tracks between mountains and hot springs, using foresight, planning and clever strategy to establish a railway network and facilitate the 'great commute', moving Japan into a new industrial age.

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    Features:

    • 2 new scenarios: ‘Rising Sun’(1870 – 1890) and ‘Twisted Paths’ (1900 - 1920)
    • Map expansion: 3 new maps of “Japan” (All, Mid and South) available in Free Game and Sandbox modes.
    • 8 historical engines including the D51 Degoichi, Class 9600 Kyuroku and Class 8620 Hachiroku
    • 28 new tradeable goods (e. g. sake and rice) and 35 more cities to discover.
    • Added ‘ticket’ feature playable on all Railway Empire maps - cater to tourists and commuters to increase your profits.
    • 11 iconic Japanese landmarks including Osaka Castle, Hells of Beppu and the Itsukushima Shrine
    • New music, buildings and reworked mini portraits for characters

    You can buy Railway Empire from Humble Store , GOG and Steam .

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      Humble Bundle plan to put the much loved sliders back on bundle pages

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Wednesday, 5 May, 2021 - 17:25 · 1 minute

    After a bit of an uproar from customers, Humble Bundle have decided to ditch their idea of replacing sliders that let people customize where their money goes.

    In their original blog post, they mentioned the sliders that let you adjust the amount you give to Humble, Developers, Charity and Partners would be replaced with a static two-tier system that was giving a lot more to Developers and Humble. Now though, in a fresh blog post they're backtracking.

    Today, we’ll be turning sliders back on for all customers on our bundle pages while we take more time to review feedback and consider sliders and the importance of customization for purchases on bundle pages in the long term.

    It seems they've learned the hard way that rolling out big changes to their original business model, while they're a smaller store isn't going to cut it without a lot more thought put into it. The new bundle page style is still going to be rolling out that they showed off previously, but it will still have sliders.

    Some things will still change in future though by the sounds of it, as they will be "exploring different approaches to the sliders and how splits work, along with new ways to incorporate charity into other parts of the user experience" but they will be sharing more and gathering feedback in future instead of just doing it.

    As a Humble Bundle Partner, we're glad to see that they're willing to listen.

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      Awesome fast-paced FPS DUSK gets a helpful update with more to come like Steam Workshop

      Liam Dawe · news.movim.eu / GamingOnLinux · Wednesday, 5 May, 2021 - 13:19 · 1 minute

    David Szymanski and New Blood have updated DUSK to include some helpful UI updates, along with 40% off and there's plenty more to come for this brutal retro FPS.

    For the main menu UI you can now delete saved games (hooray!), and there's a Continue button now to jump right back in a little easier for your current run. There's also a Max Loadout button for when you just want to bring on all the toys a little easier without lots of clicking.

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    Much more exciting stuff is coming though, as they're bringing over some fancy upgrades done for consoles including a completely redone world map and loadout menu to be "easier to read and navigate with a controller, keyboard, mouse and eyes.". We're also getting the weapon wheel, the classic HUD option and finally Steam Workshop support is getting close. You will be able to easily add in new "enemies, weapons and literally everything else". They mentioned how they've "basically rebuilt the entire game to be 100% moddable at this point".

    Find DUSK on Humble Store , GOG.com and Steam . Both GOG and Steam have it on a 40% discount right now!

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