FPS games

[gentlemanmasher]

What is a good fps game for linux. One preferebly in the repos but doesn't have to be.

[Error1312]

I don't think it's in the repos, but there's always Enemy Territory. And if you install the TC:Elite mod it gets even better :p

Also check this (http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/FPS_Games) site. It has a good list of native linux games.

[Pobega]

Tremulous is fun as hell, good for a few days of fun.

[Elena678]

I don't think it's in the repos, but there's always Enemy Territory. And if you install the TC:Elite mod it gets even better :p

Also check this (http://doc.gwos.org/index.php/FPS_Games) site. It has a good list of native linux games.

where can you find the linux version of Enemy Territory, on the site i only find the .exe

greetings

[haxer]

loki :)

[Error1312]

where can you find the linux version of Enemy Territory, on the site i only find the .exe

I downloaded it from this (http://ftp.games.skynet.be/pub/wolfenstein/) server. The file you need is named "et-linux-2.60.x86.run".

[rudlavibizon]

loki installers (http://liflg.org/?catid=6&gameid=52)


:guitar:

[Error1312]

Cool. I didn't now about 'Loki'. Even better :wink:

[gentlemanmasher]

I must be an idiot how do you use Loki.

[KoRnholio]

Do you need it to be free?

http://www.tuxgames.com/browse.cgi?&category=First%2FThird+Person

There is a list of a bunch of games with native linux ports that you can buy and support next-gen games on Linux. Any Quake, Doom, or UT is a good choice.

[Error1312]

Simply download the "etf_1.6-english-2.run" file from their site and then type "sh etf_1.6-english-2.run" and it'll start installing. You might need to be root to install it.

[haxer]

Free games isnt as fun as paying for them