Without using wine or dosbox, which good games has a linux version ? Games may be a clone or an original one. asked 24 Jun '10, 16:20 luc_martinea... |
All the games in the Humble Indie Bundle have Linux versions, and are critically acclaimed games: answered 24 Jun '10, 17:00 penyuan |
LinuxGames - Embrace your inner penguin http://www.linuxgames.com/ The Linux Game Tome http://happypenguin.org/ Linux Gamers' Game List http://icculus.org/lgfaq/gamelist.php Tux Games - The Online Store for Linux Games http://www.tuxgames.com/ Linux gaming - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux_gaming answered 24 Jul '10, 23:49 craigevil |
Planeshift is a pretty good game. It's an open source MMORPG. answered 13 Jul '10, 18:13 TechGuyKevin |
Debian has a big software repository, so you may want to have a look on their "Games" category. http://packages.debian.org/unstable/games/ If you ask for personal recommendations about "good games", it depends on the genres you like and who you ask. If you want racing in 3D environment, you may like TORCS and TuxRacer. XMoto is a 2D obstacle race with a huge user-submitted level repository. If you want good puzzle collection, you should try not only games coming with KDE and Gnome, but also SGT Puzzles. Among Real-Time Strategies, there is quite original Globulation2. answered 08 Jul '10, 14:13 raskin |
Not sure this is the kind of game you had in mind, but Nethack is great! You can even play it over SSH to your home machine ;-) answered 05 Jul '10, 21:56 Steve 1 Really nice. It helps me to learn to type without looking the keyboard!
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Nexuiz is a great fast paced FPS, I play it regularly. You can find it here answered 05 Jul '10, 12:28 TracerBullet |
I like PySolFC - not exactly a gamer's game, but a very cross-platform nice suite of Solitaire games. Others of my old favourites include Frozen Bubble, Hex-a-Hop and SDL Vexed. I've recently started playing many of the online JavaScript puzzle games at http://brainbashers.com/ and elsewhere, and they work fine in Linux. answered 04 Jul '10, 19:52 shlomif |
Playing True Combat: Elite has always been a blast. answered 01 Jul '10, 17:31 moell |
Pretty much anything made by ID Software runs on Linux, from the ancient Wolfenstein 3D to Quake 4 and anything in between. Also, check http://happypenguin.org/ answered 28 Jun '10, 22:08 Sander Marechal |
Hi, Not really Linux-only but still my top fav : Runescape. Runs anywhere anytime... Playable for free, if you enroll as member (not required to play though) there's tons of extra's to play with. Have fun! Thor answered 26 Jun '10, 08:09 Thor |