I’d like to play some games in Ubuntu but don’t know for safe places to look. The only games I’ve played since I was a teenager, really, has been Mah Jong and Star Wars: Jedi: Fallen Order. But I’m really enjoying learning Linux and thought I’d add games.
I want to play some Games on Linux?
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Thanks Chris. I didn’t see it.
Steam and GOG.
GitHub - Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher: A games launcher for GOG, Amazon and Epic Games for Linux, Windows and macOS.
A games launcher for GOG, Amazon and Epic Games for Linux, Windows and macOS. - Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher
github.com
How to Play Windows-only Games on Linux with Steam Proton
Steam Play (proton) lets you play Window-only games on Linux. Here's all the essentials you need to know about using it.
itsfoss.com
I also changed the topic of your title, "Games" was bit too general".
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Thanks. I’ll figure this out someday. Lol.Steam and GOG.
GitHub - Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncher: A games launcher for GOG, Amazon and Epic Games for Linux, Windows and macOS.
A games launcher for GOG, Amazon and Epic Games for Linux, Windows and macOS. - Heroic-Games-Launcher/HeroicGamesLauncherHow to Play Windows-only Games on Linux with Steam Proton
Steam Play (proton) lets you play Window-only games on Linux. Here's all the essentials you need to know about using it.
I also changed the topic of your title, "Games" was bit too general".
The video is about PikaOS, since it's Debian-based a lot of the stuff should be similar to Linux Mint as in how to install Steam, Heroic, etc.
theLegionWithin
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in addition to Steam/GOG, there's also your distro's app software collection - App Center/Discover/etc. I'm rather trash at it but a good game from there is Beyond All Reason (example -->
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I forgot that I had changed to Ubuntu recently.
Ubuntu uses Snaps by default, you may run into some performance because Steam as a Snap you will run into some sand-boxing issues but you can try and found out for yourselfI forgot that I had changed to Ubuntu recently.
CaffeineAddict
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I sank thousands upon thousands of hours into strategy and like minded games, so many hours that I dream about playing strategies.
Currently playing Against the Storm and Master of Magic.
Just install Lutris, it lets you connect to your store accounts like steam or epic if you have them, download and play, no special setup required.
Have your GPU driver up to date and that's it.
Currently playing Against the Storm and Master of Magic.
Just install Lutris, it lets you connect to your store accounts like steam or epic if you have them, download and play, no special setup required.
Have your GPU driver up to date and that's it.
There are a few free and open source games out there. I installed a couple but haven't got around to playing them yet. 0AD and Xonitic. 0AD is a historic RTS war game kinda like Age of Empires and Xonotic looks similar to Unreal Tournament.
@NicWelds :-
"A few", huh? Lololol!! Make that literally hundreds of the things....but ya GOTTA know where to look (and they're frequently to be found in the most unexpected and unlikely locations).
You mustn't mind trawling the quieter corners of the web; there's some real gems out there, which are sometimes so well-hidden it's a wonder anyone can find 'em.
Me, I have precisely zero time for the nightmare of the AAA+ flagship titles.....with all their control, ways of constantly getting you to part with your hard-earnt dosh, and the never-ending comedy routine of ceaselessly 'patching' all the broken stuff AFTER they've been released (and thus supposedly 'complete').
I've just literally - a few minutes ago - finished putting together a 'portable' build of the original 1996 release of Quake for the 'Puppy' community (complete with 7 complete 'mods' for the base game). I DO like shoot-em-ups.....and Xonotic, along with its parent, Nexuiz, are firm favourites of mine. You'll find your players, with all the bunny-hopping & stuff that goes on, spend more of their time in the air than they do on 'terra firma'!
Great fun, though, for all that.
If you find you like Xonotic, and want to take a look at the somewhat older 'parent' it's based on, you can find all the files for Nexuiz over at SourceForge:-
Nexuiz
Download Nexuiz for free. Nexuiz is a multiplayer first-person shooter. It is distributed under the GNU General Public License (GPLv2).
sourceforge.net
Enjoy!
(Sorry for the "red herring", guys...
)Mike.
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