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Honestly I havent tried Linux for gaming until nowbso my answer will be Frozen Synapse. A lovely turn based/action strategy game.
Well, now it is Faster Than Light on sale. ;)
I played to Quake 2 but my preferred game based on id tech 2 was Soldier of Fortune that Loki Games did port to Linux.
What's the first game you purchased for Linux?
Quake 2
What's the last game you purchased for Linux?
DoD from Steam. Pardon, Natural Selection 2 how gift for my nephew
Whats the next game you will purchase for Linux?
Maybe Leadwearks Engine, not really a game however
What free Linux game are you still playing?
Heroes of Newerth
One of the KDE games back in like 2007 or somewhere around there. I don't remember the game though.
What's the first game you purchased for Linux?
Easy. Half-Life 2.
What's the last game you purchased for Linux?
I just purchased Awesomenauts on Steam.
Whats the next game you will purchase for Linux?
I'm not sure right now. I kind of have to play it safe as to not waste my money on a game that won't work with my limited machine.
What free Linux game are you still playing?
Champions of Regnum via Steam.
I'm also still playing Half-Life 2 Episode 2.
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Hmm... First Linux game I bought would probably be Quake 2 retail
Last game I purchased was Humble Bundle 7.
I play a TON of free games still. Frozen Bubble, O AD, KShisen-sho, etc.
My adventure in Linux started a little over a year ago, and I believe it was Sudoku followed by Nexiuz. I preferred the former, the Quake-style shooter is a bit before my time.
What's the first game you purchased for Linux?
Limbo on the Ubuntu software center :) Great game, I just wished I finished at the time before switching distros and had no way of playing it. Luckily, I got it back on one of the latest humble bundles.
What's the last game you purchased for Linux?
Gone Home :) Highly recommend for those who can get it on sale (it's really good, but just as short)
Whats the next game you will purchase for Linux?
Hopefully the new space game from Double Fine; looks great :D
What free Linux game are you still playing?
Uhh, TF2 on occasion.
Probably Mines or similar, hard to remember now! One of the Gnome games when I was with Ubuntu in 2006.
What's the first game you purchased for Linux?
I think it was either Quake 4 or Prey.
What's the last game you purchased for Linux?
Just bought Don't Starve and Euro Truck Simulator in the sale and Metro. Sir, You Are Being Hunted is my most played though and will be for a long time to come.
Whats the next game you will purchase for Linux?
Very hard to say until the next sale ;) Air Conflicts is top of my wishlist but this could easily change.
What free Linux game are you still playing?
DreamChess, Bubble Chains, Spheres Of Chaos (RISC OS classic!)
Free wise? No idea, probably something starting with X (was about 1997/8 or so), first commercial game was Civilization: Call to power (<3 Loki)
What's the first game you purchased for Linux?
Well I think it would have been Civ:CTP. Im sure I had that before Alpha Centauri. I own all the Loki games so one of those would have been first.
What's the last game you purchased for Linux?
Duke Nukem 3d, last proper game would have been... Europa Universalis 4, one of the best games ive ever played.
Whats the next game you will purchase for Linux?
Something I don't already own Linux wise that's in a sale, I own all the ones I actually want to play, 135 Linux games on Steam, missing at least 50 I think, Euro Trucker 2 looks good.
What free Linux game are you still playing?
Free? None at the moment, time is precious, and im still trying to finish strike suit zero.
Tbh, I'm in the process of imaging all the disks and releasing a loki games "online backup in torrent format" since theyre so bloody rare.
I'll treasure my Loki SMAC copy, some of those games have non x86 binaries on them, different times :)
That was back on Ubuntu 7.10 and I think it was Frozen Bubble
First game that I purchased:
Jets n Guns, bought directly from Linux Game Publishing. I still love the soundtrack and it is a game I still load up and play now and again.
Last game I purchased:
That would be between the Humble weekly sale that included Prision Break, Multiwinnia and Darwinnia or Project Zomboid on Desura.
Last physical game I purchased:
Krunch had the collectors edition and it arrived at the beginning of November
Next purchase:
I'm looking at purchasing Planet Explorers and also backing The Slaughter on Kickstarter
Free game that I'm still playing:
I still return to Frozen Bubble regularly as well as keeping an eye on Minetest.