Best Linux Games Podcast

AHAHAHHA! In this week's episode we explore the implications of Batman's epic fail at attempted Linux Knighthood and how Steam's new (REVOLUTIONARY AND AWESOME) refund policy is going to change gaming. PLUS, we explore 3 new releases (Barony, Chibi Knight), and have three great deals (including the perennial fave, "Kings of Kung Fu" now finally out of Early Access).

In this ABSURDLY HUMONGOID episode, we cover nearly 30 more linux-only deals that you should consume during these, the waning hours of the Steam Summer Sale, and have a full review of "Freedom Planet," the Sonic-inspired (but heavily and deliciously innovative) title that's one of the best sidescrolling platformers that we've ever played. Oh and we hate on haters for their clueless attacks on our buying habits (instead of our critical perspectives). ALL THIS AND MOAR! GET ON STEAM AND GRAB THESE GAMES BEFORE IT'S TOOOO LATE!

We run through a list of no less than 30 of the best deals you can get currently and through the duration of the steam summer sale! THIRTY GAMES!

This week, we go all gooey over Steam announcing pre-orders for Steam Controller and the Steam Link, hit the F-Zero racing madness of "The Next Penelope," check out "The Masterplan," look into what I'm playing with "Plague Inc: Evolved," and "Dying Light," and feature 2 excellent deals you would be a fool to miss!

NEW in this week's awesome episode, we review "Invisible Inc.", take a look at "Audiosurf2," get Guantlet-tized with "Heroes Of Loot," tell you why "Crash Drive 2" is a game you should "RUSH" out and play, find another excuse to mention "Counterstrike:GO," and even provide you with a deal you don't want to miss!

IN THIS INSANELY AWESOME 30th Episode Extravaganza of linux-based videogame goodness we get a little ranty about the domestic help in "Sunset," go all Apple IIe via the 1800's in "The Curious Expedition," learn to submit and "OBEY," feature two complete reviews (the excrutiatingly superb sidescrolling love letter to Metroid that is "Axiom Verge," and the intoxicatingly engrossing RPG-Sidescrolling cyberpunk hybrid that is "Dex"), plus three excellent deals you really don't want to miss, and some interesting news, booze, rants, and all the best linux game goodness fit to podcast. Happy 30th! It's a barn burner! CHEERS!

JOY UPON JOYS, in this week's episode we get all sneaky peaky like with "Invisible Inc.," get blinded by the horrorific genius behind "Dark Echo," and almost lose our collective shit over the metroidvania extravaganza that is "Axiom Verge." All this, plus three super deals that offer something for everyone.

In this mind-bendingly cray-cray installment, we take brief looks at "Dex," (the new, cyberpunk-themed sidescrolling platformer RPG hybrid), get egg all over our faces with the insane (and somewhat shockingly brilliant) platformer, "Egg Return Home," bounce between 8 and 16 bit universes in "High Strangeness," and - of course - finally satisfy the burgeoning demand for a steampunk-themed miniature golf game in "Vertiginous Golf." All this, plus 4 excellent deals you won't want to miss, and our refutation/retort/response/analysis of Good Old Games' nearly entirely irrelevant attempt to create a multiplayer matchmaking platform that can compete with Steam. PLUS: we also solve world hunger, racial intollerance, and finally put an end to all forms of social injustice across all of human civilization. Don't Miss It!

In this post-LFNW episode, we go OVER THE TOP with several games finally out of early access, most notably, "Verdun," and "Kerbal Space Program." Then we visit a slew of games we've been playing over the last two weeks; "Volgarr The Viking," "Kings of Kung Fu," and the Sonic-esque "Slinki." Plus!: ARMIKROG!!!!

In this episode, we're away attending LinuxFest Northwest, so we have 3 reviews: Reassembly, Pillars of Eternity, and 99 Waves To Die. Also: A tip on how to better organize your games in the steam client.

Gigantic pre-Linuxfest-Northwest Episode includes: Storm United (A NEW FORCE RISING in the Linux FPS world), Dead Synchronicity, Out There Omega Edition, Gratuitous Space Battles II and seven of the best double-stuffed deals in the universe!

We take a look at a huge bunch of new and noteworthy titles including "99 Waves To Die," "Strife," "Square Heroes," "Fallen A2P Protocol," and "Crazy Steam Bros II." Also: we review the excellent "VoidExpanse," and come atcha with a big gaggle of deals! www.bestlinuxgames.com

In this week's episode we check out Running With Rifles, Void Expanse, Son of Nor, and feature two reviews of retro-themed titles, "Doom And Destiny" and "Super Win The Game." Plus, two short-term deals you'll want to grab asap!

IN this week's exciting installment (episode 22):We visit the kickstarter champion, "Pillars of Eternity," take a jaunt down e olde pixelated thoroughfares of infinity in "Dungeon Highway," get all real-time-yet-turn-based-yet-still-real-time in "Flamberge," and talk about the differences between "Captain Forever: REMIX" and its pre-eminent cousin "REASSEMBLY" with Arthur Danskin (dev of "Reassembly)... ALL THIS AND MORE - along with a huge assortment of no less than SIX excellent deals (three of which you won't want to miss)!