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It's the weekend and the sun is out, so naturally many of us will be staring at a bright screen playing the latest and greatest Linux games.
I tend to go through phases of being attached to specific games for a few weeks before utterly burning myself out on them, currently Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has managed to hook me back in. It's not exactly the newest game, but it still has such fluid and fun gameplay that there's still really nothing else like it in the shooter scene.
HITMAN is also tempted me back once more, since I've never actually gone through the Patient Zero bonus campaign. With HITMAN 2 being announced, I feel like I need to get my practice down in case Feral Interactive say they're porting it to Linux again (they sadly haven't—yet). It would be odd if they didn't, since HITMAN seemed to be quite a popular game with Linux gamers.
Caves of Qud has also been amusing me lately, such a great story maker. I won't tell you how many times I've died…
So many games, so little time. Choosing what to play does become a real issue, with an insane amount of great quality games on Linux—there's truly never been a better time for us.
What are you playing this weekend and what do you think about it?
Article taken from GamingOnLinux.com.
I've been playing Two Worlds II via wine. Also, another third-person action RPG that is a sequel to Two Worlds I which is sold for Linux wine-wrapped. I loved the first, liking the second so far. Open World, side quests in a medieval/fantasy setting with orcs, mages, trolls, groms and all that stuff.
Played a bit of Age of Wonders III. I think I am in the last level of the first campaign. It's a very nice Heroes of Might and Magic-like game with turn-based battles. The only gripe is that you can't quit or reload a game during the battle. And so far I can't get into a multiplayer match.
Later I will try and restart my Total War: Warhammer campaign. It's an Epic 4X game with panoramic battles, from the total war series but with a beligerant fantasy theme. Maybe I also get a few hours of the wonderful space simulator and trading game X: Rebirth since I always feel like piloting the Albion Skunk after I've engaged some haters.
Last edited by Patola at 14 July 2018 at 10:47 am UTC
I might also torture myself with XCOM:WotC iron man mode until I get mad.
It's brilliant fun. Sending waves after waves of your own men equipped with flashlights until the kill limits of necron warriors are reached.
Last edited by bubexel at 14 July 2018 at 11:22 am UTC