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I'm the captain of all who enjoy underground video games:

http://barbarian.1987.free.fr/indexEN.htm

Have fun :D

In no particular order:

Online/LAN:

Xonotic: Good for online/LAN-play. UT-Style FPS.

OpenRA: Damn well good. RTS.

Warsow: Similar to Xonotic, but much faster. Damn good game. Sadly, defunct.

Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart: If you like kart games and think they are all to easy, this is your choice.

Online/Split Screen/Couch coop:

SuperTuxKart: Damn fun, especially with a few add on tracks and good company at your place.

Hedgewars: Similar to Worms: Armageddon.

Battle for Wesnoth: Really fun once in a while. Neither the online nor the local experience is really "better".

Offline/Split Screen/Couch Coop:

Atomic Tanks: Worms on steroids.

Barbarian: Rocks. The OSS-Version is a tad bit obscure.

I didn't do VCMI, but Homm3 is one of my big local multiplayer favorites. I wait for the full inclusion of WoG before shooting it up. Also, as a young boi I really loved C-Dogs. The thing is now open source, check it out.

Will do that. Thank you for your time! :)

Hi. Thank you! Installed what I could; can't resolve the problem that xul, fontconfig, gallium and linux gate are red even after installing the debuginfos I could find :s. But I'm not totally sure if it is successfully delivering the crash data as the "submitted" folder only contains 2 files, even though I repeated the attempt to start several times. The last submitted Bug-URL is https://crash-stats.mozilla.org/search/quick/?query=bp-e8bdb84e-527c-46c8-8138-6dccd0230618

But if I check the details in current crashes, I get: ec8030f7-c20a-464f-9b0e-13a3a9e97384; this, however is not submitted even though both the crash window and submit.log say so.

Full agree on Xonotic! Has also a somewhat active online play.

Opened a community to discuss non-commercial, underground games: https://lemmy.ml/c/undergroundgaming

Opened a community to discuss non-commercial, underground games: https://lemmy.ml/c/undergroundgaming

Opposed to most other people here I would like to say that making your game support dependent from a software that 95% won't be able to install or use without getting a partly closed source DRM "app-store" software is - in my book - a bad idea.

Won't buy any games that have no native support.