>want to start playing games so I can be cool like /v/ >don't

>>>/g/

>>13277
B-but they just bully me there...

Most source engine games run on gnu/linux... not well but they run.

>>13286
B-but the source engine is nonfree botnet!

>>13244
b-but anon, almost all games /are/ proprietary software.

If you want your freedoms respected, stick to Quake 2, Tuxracer, and that one where little bill gateses try to put windows on your computers and you have to click on them.

>>13290
T-that makes no sense! W-who would sacrifice essential freedoms for the sake of video games they don't even like?

>>13290
There are plenty of free software games out there. Not much, but a couple good ones in most genres.

DMC4
If you have the original game you can play on wine.
to gitgud, play on keyboard

>>13308
>wine
>using the botnet emulator for your games

>>13244
just stick to colossal cave and other adventure games, rogue, angband, and other roguelikes.

Battle for Wesnoth is a nice strategy game. Dwarf Fortress will eat your time (but is not open source).

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>>13244
Stop stuttering like a fucking faggot asswipe and use Windows you weeaboo piece of shit.

Here are some lists.

https://github.com/leereilly/games/blob/master/README.md

http://osgameclones.com

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_open-source_video_games

>>13456
N-no bully pls...

>>13244
nethack is a solid game.
so is dwarf fortress.
they're the only ones I remember playing when I had a gnu plus linux

>>13487
YES

My 2 favorite games. I play Nethack daily and DF whenever I have some free time.

http://pastebin.com/DwJ8491q

>>13513
Which ones of those respect my freedoms, and which ones will submit your machine to the botnet?
These are important distinctions, anon

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Looks like there's nothing for you to play because you're so goddamn insecure.

>>13560
>insecure
But he's not running Windows

>>13244
>Want to be cool like /v/
>Cool
>/v/
Anon, I...

B-bump...

>>13244
kyoko best girl

>http://neverball.org/
^A pretty awesome game if you have a joystick.

>https://itdelatrisu.github.io/opsu/
^Open source Osu! client. Good game if you're weeb.

>http://doom.wikia.com/wiki/Linux
^Doom source ports. A lot of free mods exist.

>http://sourceforge.net/projects/nexuiz/
>https://www.warsow.gg/
>http://www.xonotic.org/
^Three great multiplayer fps games.

>http://lgames.sourceforge.net/index.php?project=LTris
^Tetris clone.

>http://stabyourself.net/
^Various games by one developer.

>http://nifflas.ni2.se/?page=The+Great+Work
^A game by Nifflas.

>http://cannonsmash.sourceforge.net/
^Ping pong.

>http://www.equestriandreamers.com/
^Pony. OK, this one technically doesn't have a native Linux version even though they claim in their FAQ that Linux is supported. Their download section actually just says for you to run the Windows version under Wine.

>http://www.ifwiki.org/index.php/Linux_Interpreters
>http://www.ifwiki.org/index.php/Open_Source_IF
>http://www.ifwiki.org/index.php/Free_Software_IF
^If you like text adventure games.

>http://forum.freegamedev.net/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5908
^Some point and clicks.

>http://osgameclones.com/
^"This site tries to gather open-source reimplementations of great old games in one place." Most are probably playable on Linux.

>http://freegamer.blogspot.de/search/label/platform-linux
>http://www.lgdb.org/
>http://mcmire.wikidot.com/list-of-free-linux-games:index
^General Linux games websites.

Also there are emulators.

>>13472
>>14012
Actually very helpful, thanks anons

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>cool like /v/
You poor, misguided soul.

>>13591
>>14037
D-don't bully /v-kun!/

>>13244
The Dark Mod

>/v/
>cool

>>13244
Which distro of linux are you running? Is it ubuntu? Go into the Software Center, click "GAMES" and install all of them.

Kubuntu? Do the same in Muon.

Fedora? Lol go tip yourself off a cliff.

Gentoo? Go make your own game. You might as well with how much work it'll be to compile that shit.

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Why would you want to be cool if you could be radical instead?

>>13244
I've been playing RTCW and Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory and Quake 3 for years.

The source is free, but the assets (images, sounds etc.) are under regular copyright, which I don't have a problem with.

Stop stuttering and play Dustforce,hotline miami. Faggot.

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>>13244
>being a linuxfag
>HURDUR EBRYTHIG IS BODNED :DDDDDDDDD
>MUH FREEDUMS :DDDDDDD
Meanwhile, I'm over here enjoying a wide range of properly functioning games and programs on Windows 7 because I don't need an OS for elitist autistic neckbeards
>WOW MOM LOOK AT ME I'M USING A COMMAND LINE I'M SO L33T
>LOOK AT MY PRETTY ANIME GIRL BACKGROUND BEHIND MY MINIMALISTIC 4CHAN BROWSER
>>>/trash/

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I'm a filthy casual but fwiw I've spent the most time playing Cuyo and Simon Tatham's Puzzles.

I wish there was an android port of cuyo.

>>14244
Obviously Trisquel or Parabola, considering her problem with proprietary software

>>14360
>command line
>l33t
It's objectively the best way to tell your computer to do something, since it is literally telling your computer to do something.

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>>13244
Is 0 A.D. out of the alpha yet?