games

Retro Style Games on Linux

by Alan Pope on 14 August 2018

Fresh Snaps from June 2018

by Alan Pope on 3 July 2018

Fresh Snaps from May 2018

by Alan Pope on 5 June 2018

Fresh Snaps from April 2018

by Alan Pope on 16 May 2018

Fresh Snaps from November 2017

by David Callé on 20 December 2017

The past month has been exciting in the snap world, between getting ready to welcome our Google Code-in students, improving the developer dashboard and...

Fresh Snaps from September 2017

by David Callé on 18 October 2017

October, it’s almost time for a new Ubuntu release! This month’s pick of the top snaps is all about spending relaxing time with your computer: playing games,...

Steam Client now available in Ubuntu Software Center

by Canonical on 14 February 2013

Starting today, users can install the Steam Client with a few simple clicks in our Software Center, the fastest and safest way to install thousands of paid...

Four new hot indie games arrive in Ubuntu Software Center

by Canonical on 19 December 2012

The Humble Indie Bundle 7 is in the Ubuntu Software Center and just in time for some holiday gaming. The masterful indie games coming to Ubuntu this time are...

Unity Technologies releases 4.0 including game export for Ubuntu

by Canonical on 15 November 2012

The Unity cross-platform development tool version 4 has been released from beta into the growing world of Ubuntu game development. Every Unity developer is...

Splice, Walking Mars, Machinarium, and Crayon Physics Deluxe debut in Ubuntu Software Center

by Canonical on 8 November 2012

Another selection of mobile games from the Humble Bundle has been released with the fourth installment of the Humble Bundle for Android. As always we have...

Humble Indie Bundle 6 brings six new games to the Ubuntu Software Center

by Canonical on 18 September 2012

UPDATE: We’ve just added four more amazing titles to the Humble Indie Bundle 6! If you’ve already picked up a bundle, you’ll find BIT.TRIP RUNNER, Gratuitous...

Ubuntu and Unite 2012

by Canonical on 28 August 2012

We’ve already written about Unity Technologies, supporting publishing applications to Linux in the next release of their platform, Unity 4.0. Canonical...