Supertux kart – boy, I wish I had this game when I was a kid…(available in the repository) TORCS – it looks a bit dated, but it’s decent enough for some fun (available in the repository) – a very good – commercial grade good- strategy game, that I’ve been wanting to try for ages…(available in the repository) openttd – open source transport simulation game based on the popular game Transport Tycoon Deluxe by Chris Sawyer freecol – open source remake of the old Colonization (available in the repository) freeciv – it’s just like the original Civilization game, but free and open source (available in the repository) Starfighter– -it’s an old school space ship side scroller shooter- just like I used to play in the 90’s… – Google Stadia (be warned: requires a fast network connection, in a country where Stadia is available, Chromium based browser and a google account, so “Hi there, Big Brother!”)- does allow you to play for free, a few commercial games, like Destiny 2, Bomberman, Hitman, etc… You can play what look like Playstation 5 quality games even in a dual core with a couple of gig’s of RAM- as a rule of thumb- if your computer can run youtube in a Chromium browser, in at lest 720 dpi, then it will probably allow you to play Stadia games without any problem Board games: I love real table top board games- sourceforge and gitlab have small treasures like free, Open source versions of: chess, checkers, domino, clue/cluedo, settlers of catan, risk, stratego ( ), tangram (available as package “glpeces” in the repository) monopoly, etc, etc, etc…
FREECIV 2.2.3 INSTALL
for old arcade games: install MAME (available in the repository), and dig around fore free (old, and I admit crappy) arcade games. For old DOS games: good news – antiX (full version) already includes dosbox that runs almost 100% of all available DOS games – an there are thousands of freeware/shareware games you can play on antiX- best of all? Probably if your system can run antiX, it can also run any dos game!!! Dig around and you’ll strike gold- Street Fighter II, Mortal Kombat, etc. best of all, if you have old disks of your old adventure games around somewhere, you can probably play them using Scumm! theu have about 10 games, some with very high quality.
FREECIV 2.2.3 DOWNLOAD
– For old adventure games: install ScummVM (available in the repository, then download some free games from Scumm’s website, over at ).
FREECIV 2.2.3 FOR FREE
Epic Store does give away at least 1 free game every week- I already have about 80 commercial games I got for free- right now I’m playing, on my free time, the excelent game/interactive movie “Wolf among us”, that I got for free If you have a power enough system, you can run thousands of (usually paid) Windows games using “Steam” (instablable from Package Installer), but also “Heroic” (an open source version of Epic Game Store, that installs and configures Wine, so you can play games acquired there in Linux- so far 100% success rate for me, but audio requires pulseaudio). for games like solitary, mahjong, chess, etc- you can install this packages: gnome-games, aisleriot or pysolfc, gnome-sudoku, openyahtzee If you want to escape from your real life problems, into an more pleasurable alternative reality for some minutes, you can game on antiX: (Not so) long ago antix was not for “real gamers”, but now things are different. In this troubled times, I though it might be a good idea to start a lighter post- games
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