Here are my current five favorite Linux-native games, in order.
- Frozen Bubble 2.1.0 (ubuntu repository)
- Nexuiz 2.3 (download)
- Wormux 0.7.9 (ubuntu repository)
- Scorched 3D 40.1d (ubuntu repository)
- SuperTux 0.3.0 (download)
It is impressive that a few people working together over the Internet can produce games just as fun and polished as those made by big companies. What open source games are you most impressed by?
Reader Favorites:
- Neverball (ubuntu repository)
- Crack Attack! (ubuntu repository)
- Battle For Wesnoth (ubuntu repository)
- Xmoto (ubuntu repository)
- Ultimate Stunts (download)
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I think I would list Neverball too. Is it in the Ubuntu repository?
I’d have to add Crack Attack to that list.
I would add Galcon to it, great game.
http://www.imitationpickles.org/galcon/
@Peter
Galcon looks cool but it is neither open source nor free.
Battle For Wesnoth.
Huge game, huge community…
Also…
X-Moto
Ultimate Stunts
(Both remake)
How do you start UltimateStunts in ubuntu?
rico001:
There should be a menu item in the Applications->Games menu for UltimateStunts.
ZOMGROFLCOPTER! Why don’t you all enter the 21st century and get some real games?