Flightgear is a wonderful little program, it does take a while to load (i didn't know how to use it until i read up) but it is possibly the most brilliant idea for an open source software ever. I recommend this to everyone using Linux or Windows XP, as you'll have hours of fun with such a simple, open-source program.

You can also play America's Army in linux......

We can't forget that kick A** game, now can we????

anyone played Chickens ?
its an open source game where u shoot xhickins with variouse weapons... quite funny.

dont forget about great strategies:

Battle for Wesnoth
FreeCiv

and also about gccg Generic Card Collectible Game... it supports for example Magic...

and also you can play DirectX'ed games from windows with Cedega... it don't have to be paid if you use CVS version - what I know they publish access on thaeir site, so it is free to test for them and send them feedback :]

guys! u can't forget ultima online great and long life game by origin

i'm very happy to play all UT on my linux installation, it run very fast and i think better than on a windows installation

linux rocks!

oh my, I can't forgive myself!! ZANGBAND and other of Angband clones, also NetHack... and for those that don't like best RPG ever, there is official client for Neverwinter Nights for Linux, that can be downloaded from Bioware's site and all you need is NWN installed on Windows (to copy files) or fast network connection (to download game data) and Serial number from your Windows version... It works even beter!!!

do you know any simuation game available for linux like fligh simulator or combat flight simulator ?

to play windows based games why dont you install windows xp into another partition of your hard drive. then when you want to play and game boot it up in windows then play the games like normal?

it would be less of a hassle installing it in lunix or wanting for games that are ready made for lunix. it might not even install into the lunix system. or never intend to be released on a lunix system.

I was never interested in simulations, but there for sure are some of them for linux... just look there: [The Linux Game Tome] - this Linux game database have (as today) 1559 games in different genres, with description, screenshot, link to homepage and disusion, if you are looking for linux games, there is everything you may ever need

Well, playing games in Linux is not a new thing but newer and better games are popping out for Linux indeed. I support gaming on Linux and the development of Linux. I'm a very big supporter if you go to Trap17 and search for my Linux posts.

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