Yes, it is actively developed, AFAIK. I'll let this Fedora forums user know that the site's news are quite dated.
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Yes, it is actively developed, AFAIK. I'll let this Fedora forums user know that the site's news are quite dated.
-Unreal Tournament
-Quake
-Diablo
lots of games!
Neverwinter Nights. I've been playing it on and off since release day.
Half-Life 2.
Audiosurf (pre-fm patch).
Lucasarts back cat'... playing Fate of Atlantis and starting Sam n' Max... I love scummvm.
Might have to get a gamepad/joystick and see if Kilrathi Saga will fire up and obviously, it goes without saying, throw Vega Strike and Privateer remake on at the same time :)
I agree with the sentiments a few posts back, it's not the FOSS engines which are lacking, it's a lack of artists, modellers and texture people that seem to make FOSS games 'lacking'.
Favorite Games (natively or not):
Half Life Series (Wine)
Uplink (Native)
Unreal Tournament - All (Native/Wine)
Warsow (Native)
Hello everyone!!! :)
Nexuiz and Enemy Territory are the 2 games I've spent a lot of time playing on Linux.
Oh, and supertux, too.
Nexuiz needs to work on the character animation. 3/4 of the time it looks like they are "skating" and feels like your shooting at cardboard cutouts.Quote:
Originally Posted by sloggerKhan
Native game is Quake Wars.
Through Wine/Cedega Prey was the best I've played.
Openarena FTW
oh and Frozen bubble :p
Quake has already native ports, Unreal Tournament (since UT99 and up to 2004) have native ports. I wish there were native ports of all Blizzard games, but that is only wishful thinking.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonoman
Warsow!!!! Sure, I suck at it, but what the hell, it's fun. Second comes Nexuiz.