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Originally posted by Invariance
Gotta Love Linux! I'm a happy penguin enjoying the Ubuntu distro. You can ALWAYS find free stuff simply by Googling your distro and free game (ex Ubuntu free game) and BAM, thousands of sites!
I like Battle For Wesnoth, 3D chess, ACM Ariel Combat Simulator, Airstrike, Angry Drunken Dwarves, Atomix, Beneath A Steel Sky, Billiard-GL, Bomber, Chinese Chess, Cultivation, Defendguin, DFArc (Free Dink Zelda-like game), Egoboo, Ember, Enigma, Extreme Tux Racer, Exult (Ultima 7 Engine), Five or More, Four in a Row, Freedroid RPG, ***FROZEN BUBBLE*** (fav), GFCE Ultra NES Emulator, glTron, Gnome Breakout, Gtkboard Borad Games, Hedgewars, Kiriki (like yahtzee), KMahjongg, Lincity-NG, Micropolis, OpenTTD (Transport Tycoon Deluxe), Pacman, Pingis, PyScrabble, Quadrapassel, Shisen-Sho, SuperTux, SuperTux Cart, Tetravex, and Geweled
Good luck!
edit: and Wine opens up a whole new door too!edit on 27-4-2011 by Invariance because: Forgot about WINE! O.O
Originally posted by j4k312
Wolfenstein enemy territory works very nice and is a FPS check it out at wolf et download and info
you will also want to install the 2.60 patch u can get it at this page it says demo but it is a full game they released it for free. patch
i have had decent success running many games in linux using wine. it is a windows emulator also.
edit on 27-4-2011 by j4k312 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by scraze
Yay for this thread!
Of the open source & native linux games, three of my favorites that are really fun to play with others (locally): liquidwar, a strategic yet envigorating conquest of pixels; jumpnbump, gory mayhem with bunnies; and armagetron. which is like glTron. For single-player games, used to play tuxracer quite a bit, sliding Tux on his belly down the (3D) slopes. Seems it's now branched into extremetuxracer and planetpenguin-racer. Also enjoyed Pingus, a Lemmings-type of game (2D).
I didn't expect this post to be so boring, but it appears that most games I play are closed source & non-free (both native and emulated) - shame on me! The OP seems to be asking about packages in a major linux repository (Ubuntu's?), which means at the very least free, and preferably open-source - so I'll refrain from garbling up the thread with a list of unwanted games. If I'm mistaken, I'll gladly post the rest of the games I play on Linux - but until then, this post remains a bit of a snooze.
Occasionally I take a look at The Linux Game Tome to see if something new has come along. Just wanted to put it out there, hope it's new to some of you!edit on 28-4-2011 by scraze because: should learn to count