yay, Im doing the blogging thing. About linux gaming

[weasel fierce]

Finally got around to posting my first review, of a little indie RPG.

Hopefully more each week

http://linuxgamereview.blogspot.com/

[hansdown]

Looks nice and neat,weasel fierce.

Congrats.

[weasel fierce]

Alright, second review is up (the first was Monster RPG 2)

This time around.. the Aleph One engine for running the old Marathon games.

[weasel fierce]

aaand.. since I've been lazy, you get a double this week.

Droid Assault, by Puppy Games

[BrokenKingpin]

Looks good, but would be nice to see some screen shots of the games you review to save me from having to go look it up (I am lazy ).

[t0p]

yay Im doing the blogging thing

As are half the internet users on earth. Me included.

[Georgescu1]

I don't want to sound negative or anything but the words linux and games are opposite words.
The 2011 linux games are like the 2000 windows ones (and consider that a praise thing since most don't even consider that)
There are a few games that try to get linux out of the ****, like:
-American Army
-Wolfenstein Enemy Teritory

But Windows games upgrades the "features"/engines day by day,Linux games are the same that were 2 years ago and you don't even want to know the bugs that you could get from this ported games

[BrokenKingpin]

There are some quality games for Linux:
http://www.humblebundle.com/

Not to mention that there are plenty of free and open source games that are quite food for Linux. Sure, they are not CoD or WOW, but that doesn't mean there are not any good smaller budget games.

There is a lot of crap out there though, and it seems a lot of the open source Linux games have been in alpha for over 5 years. I think things like the Humble Indie Bundles are starting to change this though, as those bundles have some truly great games.

[Perfect Storm]

There are some quality games for Linux:
http://www.humblebundle.com/

Not to mention that there are plenty of free and open source games that are quite food for Linux. Sure, they are not CoD or WOW, but that doesn't mean there are not any good smaller budget games.

There is a lot of crap out there though, and it seems a lot of the open source Linux games have been in alpha for over 5 years. I think things like the Humble Indie Bundles are starting to change this though, as those bundles have some truly great games.

Aye, both the Humble Bundle and Desura have been an eye-opener for indie games when it comes to Linux.

[weasel fierce]

I kinda like the "3 dollar indie market" though.
I can find a lot of things I'd rather buy than another 50/60 dollar shoot em up about heroic white people shooting brown people.

I don't really get into the big RPG stuff since I prefer tabletop gaming, and they don't really do turn based wargames anymore.

So I'd rather cough up a few bucks to some guys making Revenge of the Titans or whatever, than a giant studio producing halo game number 7