Time for another old classic. Master of Magic was originally released in 1994, and it is a game of the 4x genre (explore, expand, exploit and exterminate). The game is turn based with a randomly generated game world. Replayability is great because of all the customization options when starting a new game.
Follow my guide and you will be able to play this game on Linux with the use of DosBox. This guide is specifically for the digital edition available on GOG.com, but should also be applicable...
Linus Torvalds has welcomed the arrival of Valve’s Linux-based platform, SteamOS, and said it could boost Linux on desktops.
The Linux creator praised Valve's "vision" and suggested its momentum would force other manufacturers to take Linux seriously - especially if game developers start to ditch Windows.
Donate to the funding of Raindrop
After reading their Kickstarter page, I'm completely amazed at their goals. I'm very shocked that Unity3D can handle that amount of detail and weather conditions.
Raindrop just looks amazing and sounds like a whole new element to the Horror FPS genre.
Today, Valve has announced the first part of it's plan to bring Steam to the living room.
This part takes the form of a free Linux-based operating called SteamOS. No exact release date is available, but they say it will be ready to download "soon".
Valve has announced Steam Family Sharing which will allow close friends and family-members to play one another's games whilst saving their own progress and achievements, via a shared computer.
Join this group if you'd like to sign-up for the beta.
