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A custom puzzle will deliver wholesome downtime for friends and family. Made with high-quality chipboard pieces, our puzzles come in 30, 110, 252, 500, 1000 and 2000-piece variations. The 252 and 500-piece puzzles are ideal for children from the age of 9, while the custom 1,000-piece and 2,000-piece puzzles are great for teens and adults. All puzzles ship in gift-ready metal boxes for a show-stopping presentation.

Murtop high octane arcade action game out soon for Linux, Mac, and Windows PC. Developer hiulit has poured their hard work and effort into creating the game. Due to make its way onto Steam this week. Exciting news for Linux gamers. A new release Murtop is due to release on May 18th. A tribute to old-school 80's games like Dig Dug and Bomberman. In Murtop, you play as a character named Murti, who has a special skill: she can poop bombs. You will need to use this ability to save the world from an invasion of hungry moles that like to eat carrots. The game has 256 levels for Linux players. So you'll have lots of opportunities to challenge yourself. The levels are on a single screen, and you'll have a limited amount of time to complete each one. If you're really good, you might even make it to the "kill screen" at the end. There are five different chiptune tracks that play during Murtop on Linux. Due to keep you pumped up and ready for action. And if you're playing with friends, you can compete to see who can get the highest score. Due to make it onto the local leaderboard.

Murtop Trailer

The Academy is a puzzle story adventure game coming to Windows PC, and Linux with enough interest. At least according to developer Pine Studio. Due to release in 2020 via Steam. The Academy is a puzzle full of adventure. All coming together in an ancient mystery waiting to unfold. So you can leave your mark on Arbor's Academy. Also, find out why it only welcomes the best and the brightest. Which has an almost Hogwarts type vibe to it. Now since receiving details about The Academy. The games Steam page is missing Linux support. Therefore, I reached out to Pine Studio. Who you might also remember are the creators of SEUM. Which does have Linux, Mac and Windows PC builds. Here's the reply...

We are open to it (Linux support) if there's enough interest.

The Academy - Teaser Trailer

Arbor’s famed Academy has always been a place of brilliance. And also mystery, which always seems to go hand in hand. Which makes the space almost to temping, stepping into the shoes of Sam. A freshman at The Academy who will soon discover the true. Both greatness and dread are to be found in the ancient halls. With a little help from your friends. You will have to tackle all of the challenges the institution has to offer. Therefore, you become a part of a story. Which is unlike anything you’ve played. They say that behind every corner lies a riddle waiting to be solved. Are you ready to take on the challenge?

Features:

Think outside the box with over 200 unique puzzles and riddles that will challenge even the most seasoned players

Explore the visually gorgeous Academy with all of the secrets it holds

Unravel a centuries-old mystery looming over the school and the town of Arbor

Embark on an epic adventure in the The Academy. All in the vein of “Professor Layton”

Play on Windows PC, PS4, Xbox, Nintendo Switch or even on your smartphone

The release is set in the spring

Sir Walter Raleigh, on this perennial topic and headache...

Now what is Love, I pray thee, tell? It is that fountain and that well Where pleasure and repentance dwell; It is perhaps the sauncing bell That tolls all into heaven or hell:  And this is Love, as I hear tell.

Yet what is Love, I prithee, say? It is a work on holiday, It is December matched with May, When lusty bloods in fresh array  Hear ten months after of the play: And this is Love, as I hear say.

Yet what is Love, good shepherd sain? It is a sunshine mixed with rain, It is a toothache or like pain, It is a game where none hath gain; The lass saith no, yet would full fain: And this is Love, as I hear sain.

Yet, shepherd, what is Love, I pray? It is a yes, it is a nay,  A pretty kind of sporting fray, It is a thing will soon away. Then, nymphs, take vantage while ye may: And this is Love, as I hear say.