Coming at you a little later than expected due to a real killer of a cold, the Linux Gaming News Punch - Episode 8 is here.

Origami Flight is a side-scrolling shoot 'em up where you're literally playing as a paper aeroplane and you're trying to save the Origami World.

Train Valley 2, a distribution puzzle game needing you to keep trains running on time and with the correct resources across each level is now out.

The Unity game engine continues advancing at a truly rapid pace, with Unity 2019.1 being released today.

Caves of Qud from Freehold Games is a roguelike with some truly ridiculous depth to it and after many years of development they're going to be upping the price on April 18th.

Shipped from developer Majorariatto is a game I could easily have passed by, a shame too as I've found it to be incredibly fun.

Klei Entertainment have now formally set a date for Oxygen Not Included to leave Early Access on May 28th, they've also put out a huge update today.

Flotilla from Blendo Games is a 3D space exploration, trading and combat game originally released in 2010. Just today, it got an update to include Linux support.

Gladiabots, a very fresh take on the strategy genre is getting ready to leave Early Access on May 22nd.

Farm Life, originally from developer RVL Games is getting ported over to Linux from Bearded Giant Games, bringing some Match 3 gameplay.

Nowhere Prophet from developer Sharkbomb Studios is making a splash today after teaming up with publisher No More Robots for a big release this Summer.

Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark from 6 Eyes Studio and 1C Entertainment is getting ready to release in full after some time in Early Access.

With some silly physics and plenty of fun to be had, King Arthur's Gold has officially gone free to play and it works great on Linux.

Thanks to some effort from the team behind Lutris (and Wine of course), you can now run the Epic Store quite easily on Linux.

It seems developer Psyonix is taking more inspiration from Fortnite for Rocket League with their latest Rocket Pass out now.

The Superbug Initiative for Two Point Hospital sees players working together across the world, to complete challenges.

I do love a good action-packed top-down shooter but a lot of them do end up feeling a little too similar, Rotation looks like it might mix things up nicely.

In the 3D platformer Crumble, you play as a rolling ball with a smiley face and a loose tongue. It sounds ridiculous and it is but it's also good fun.

and after playing the demo I can't wait to see more from it.

Valve are continuing their polishing effort to make the Steam Client work better, with a load of work from the recent Beta releases now out for everyone.

I'm honestly not quite sure what to make of Danger Gazers, a top-down roguelite shooter that mixes Nuclear Throne style gameplay with node-based level picking.

Aspyr Media managed to get the latest update to Sid Meier's Civilization VI for Linux approved and it's out now.