Bombermaaan is classic Bomberman game with multiplayer support, cloned on original SNES games. This open source game is similar to Dynablaster.
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Cube Trains – puzzle game
Cube Trains is an open source puzzle game about building tracks through a narrow city. The game comes with a built-in level editor.
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gjid – puzzle game
gjid is a puzzle game in which the player moves crates through a complex maze into recycling bins.
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Berusky – logic game
Berusky is a 2D logic game based on an ancient puzzle named Sokoban, expanded with new logic items such as explosives, stones, special gates.
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Incredipede – puzzle game
Incredipede is a puzzle game that celebrates the vast diversity of life in the world. The game follows Quozzle, a lone Incredipede.
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24 Extra Hot Free Linux Games (Part 3 of 3)
For many individuals, computer gaming is nowadays an essential part of everyday life. This should not be seen as a negative. Whilst violent computer games have sometimes been identified as contributory factors in criminal activity, and undeniably they can be very addictive, it is important to recognise the real benefits that games offer besides simply providing a means of great entertainment.
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24 Extra Hot Free Linux Games (Part 2 of 3)
This article is the second instalment in a three part series, identifying games that are worth giving a whirl. We have again tried to cover a wide range of game genres. Hopefully there will be something in this article which will be of interest to any type of gamer.
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JVGS – minimalistic platform game
JVGS is a free, minimalistic platform game. It takes place in a world much like ours, which has started fading away.
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Giana’s Return – unofficial sequel of The Great Giana Sisters
Giana’s Return aims to be a worthy unofficial sequel of “The Great Giana Sisters”. “The Great Giana Sisters” is a classic Jump’N’Run game.
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Nikki and the Robots – 2D platform game
Nikki and the Robots is a 2D platform game with an embedded Chipmunk physics engine.
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Skunks – 3D realistic driving simulation game
Skunks is a car simulation based on the Open Dynamics Engine. Skunks is a 3D game with cars, stunts and software rendering.
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Revenge of the Cats: Ethernet – home-made experimental FPS game
Revenge Of The Cats: Ethernet (ROTC: Ethernet) is an independent experimental multiplayer first person shooter game.
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Balanced Annihilation – strategy game based on the Spring engine
Balanced Annihilation is a strategy game based on the Spring engine where you can choose from lots units to recruit and buildings to construct.
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Vertigo – hardcore arcade game
Vertigo is an addictive arcade game powered by Ogre3D and BulletPhysics Engine.
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Gigalomania – 2D Real Time Strategy god game
Gigalomania is a 2D real time strategy game that is a clone of Mega-Lo-Mania (Tyrants: Fight Through Time – in America).
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Bitfighter – team-based outer-space multi-player arcade game
Bitfighter is a multi-player 2-D space combat game with Robotron-like controls. It is a team-based strategy game featuring retro vector graphics.
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Warlock’s Gauntlet – dynamic, top down action spellcaster game
Warlock’s Gauntlet is a dynamic, top down action spellcaster game. It is a community project inspired by Atari Games’s Gauntlet.
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Zero Ballistics – blend of first person shooter and tank combat
Zero Ballistics is a unique blend of first person shooter and tank combat, focusing on multiplayer gaming exclusively.
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21 More Notable Free Linux Games (Part 3 of 3)
Linux is vastly underrated as a gaming platform. This may be due to the fact that there is no significant marketing of Linux games. With a lack of big-name games featuring in the computing press, coupled with a low market share for Linux on desktop PCs, things might seem bleak, with major barriers to the growth of Linux games.
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21 More Notable Free Linux Games (Part 2 of 3)
Linux is not championed as a viable gaming platform in many communities, in part because of its smaller user base and the relatively low number of commercially supported native Linux games that are released each year. However, there are a number of encouraging developments on this front.
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