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libre • 5 months ago

Any good open-source game recs?

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Any good open-source game recs?

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libre • 5 months ago

I deleted my only copy of Windows and reinstalled OpenBSD on my big PC. It's way better in almost every respect but I miss video games lol. I'll probably install Linux somewhere and boot that to play video games eventually but games on your native operating system are pretty convenient

Edit: thanks for all your recs, I am crashing from caffeine rn and have to log off lol, will check them all later

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LeylaLove [she/her, love/loves]
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5 months ago
Antimatter Dimensions is an incremental game someone on /c/games recommended and I'm loving it so far

link
- FunkyStuff [he/him]
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  5 months ago
  Huh, I'd played this a ton but never knew it was open source. I'll have to take a look through the repo later, very curious to see how they did a lot of things.
  
  link
  - LeylaLove [she/her, love/loves]
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    5 months ago
    Yeah, all versions are on Github
    
    link

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