Hooray for double digits, we made it! Welcome to episode 10 of the Linux gaming news punch, another quick weekly look at what’s been going on in the Linux gaming world.

Chucklefish haven't given up updating Starbound just yet, with a major update due soon that adds some fun sounding features.

I do love a good bit of destruction and Sector's Edge looks quite interesting, the developer is also open to supporting Linux.

I go a little bit crazy for building sims, especially when they have a space sci-fi elements like Starmancer and the style is simply amazing.

Inspired by the likes of Marble Madness and Marble Blast, Birdwall Games just recently put their fast paced 3D-platformer Marble Skies on Linux.

It might not have the production values that Codemasters are able to achieve but Classic Racers still looks like a reasonably good hill-climb racer and it's now on Linux.

Rip and tear! Something like that anyway. Jupiter Hell continues advancing towards Early Access, with a new beta build out that I took for a spin.

Stardew Valley is a seriously lovely game, one I keep going back to quite often and the upcoming 1.4 update sounds like it's going to be pretty interesting.

A few interesting games coming to #Linux throughout 2019! See the previous video if you missed it with another 10: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_uteNGj23...

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Many co-op games get you and a friend to work together, not many have you do it in a way like TwinCop.

SKYHILL: Black Mist from Mandragora and Klabater looks like a promising survival-action game with some stealth elements and the good news is a Linux version is planned.

With thanks to Team17 sending over a copy, I checked out the chaotic cooking game Overcooked! 2. Coming in totally fresh, since I had never played the original.

Wildermyth looks like quite a unique tactical RPG, one with visuals that make it seem like the game is made out of paper-craft and it's now on Linux.

Super-retro looking horror noscript The Glass Staircase added official Linux support earlier this month and it looks pretty freaky.

I have to hand it to Pixel Dinos, they don't give up without a fight. Heroes Ravage has once again appeared on Kickstarter, for the third time.

Assault Android Cactus is easily one of the absolute best indie twin-stick shooters around and it's now bigger and better again.

World of Goo, a serious classic that released on Linux back in 2009 is coming back with a little revamp.

Valve have pushed out the details of their new in-house VR kit, the Valve Index along with the Controllers and 2.0 Base Stations.

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Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark from 6 Eyes Studio and 1C Entertainment is complete and now officially available with Linux support as Early Access is done and finished.