I just loaded a guide to getting WoW running well in WINE. I wrote this a few weeks ago for a friend and he was up and running that day. I uploaded it to my blog section here on linux.com here is the direct link:
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[li]Quake III Arena[/li]
[li]Unreal Tournament 2004, then 2007 (with linux installer on disc!)[/li]
[li]Frozen Bubble[/li]
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Quake 3 is still my top favourite but I have not gamed in Linux in so long. My home PC is left on the XP partition since all I do after work is World of Warcraft and sleep.
Savage2 and Nexuis. Sometimes Sauerbraten, but Linux games lacks good car racing game. The only worth racing project from my point of view was Racer, but now it is closed-source and not developed for linux any more
i'm not much of a gamer, but occasionally it's nice to let some steam out with 30 minutes of fps.
* enemy territory
* urban terror
Xata wrote:
Savage2 and Nexuis. Sometimes Sauerbraten, but Linux games lacks good car racing game. The only worth racing project from my point of view was Racer, but now it is closed-source and not developed for linux any more
unfortunately i must agree.
if you're interested, i can recommend live for speed, which is free (base version) racing simulator and runs very well under wine. it's also light on resources for a racing game.
thanks for sharing the world of goo game with us. I have never heard of this one. Went to the website and saw that it is 20 dollars but there is a downloadable demo.
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For FPS - Urban Terror
For Arcade Style - Astromenace
And to kill time - lbreakout
Bomberclone - Atomic bomberman clone
Wormux - Worms: Armageddon clone
Both of these are fantastic FPS shooters and are great for an adrenaline packed experienced.
Cheers,
Xipher
I just loaded a guide to getting WoW running well in WINE. I wrote this a few weeks ago for a friend and he was up and running that day. I uploaded it to my blog section here on linux.com here is the direct link:
http://www.linux.com/community/blogs/How-to-Setup-World-of-Warcraft-on-Linux.html
Cheers,
Xipher
WINE: Lord of the Rings Online
because:
1. they will run on my craptacular laptop
2. they do not require wine (nothing vs wine)
3. the MUSIC!
[li]Quake III Arena[/li]
[li]Unreal Tournament 2004, then 2007 (with linux installer on disc!)[/li]
[li]Frozen Bubble[/li]
[/ol]
Quake 3 is still my top favourite but I have not gamed in Linux in so long. My home PC is left on the XP partition since all I do after work is World of Warcraft and sleep.
* enemy territory
* urban terror
Xata wrote: unfortunately i must agree.
if you're interested, i can recommend live for speed, which is free (base version) racing simulator and runs very well under wine. it's also light on resources for a racing game.
if i need a break for 5 minutes, I play the good old asciijump !!
puzzle game: einstein (warning is addictive)
wine: Red Alert 3
Also, I have been having a lot of fun with FreedroidRPG lately. As far as FPS, Nexuiz is pretty good, maybe Alien Arena as well.
Trough Wine it's World of Warcraft. Why o why did they drop the development of the Linux native version?