2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice AwardsThis forum is for the 2004 LinuxQuestions.org Members Choice Awards.
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Hey, how about Egoboo? That one would get my vote hands down if it were on the list. Sure it's not as developed as some of the others, but, IMHO, it's a lot more fun.
There are lots of people suggesting games like Enemy Territory or America's Army...neither are open source. Open source and free are not the same thing. Whilst ET and AA are free games, you are given the source code to neither, therefore they are NOT Open Source.
Saying that, as you don't pay for them are they really Commercial? And if not, where do we vote for them?
If supertux had finally reached milestone 2, it might have won this one. But it still feels too rough imho.
Wesnoth has seen constant improvement this year and is really enjoyable in its current state. There is a very nice community around this game and a lot of fun custom scenarios.
i would vote for eternal-lands ... a very good MMORPG, but its not on there ... neither are some of my other favs
armagetron
vegastrike
freedroid
cube
and i know im leaving out lots of those little fun games (as someone already said, chickens ), nethack, penguin-command, and so on , its not that they are not fun, but they are either old (in that everyone knows about them) , or are not big games that deserve some spotlight
FlightGear.... it's still maturing, but useful with the goal of achieving FAA cert for instrument training and practical exams. Not just a game, aeroplanes behave like they do in real life, which comes as a bit of a shock to the other flightsimmers.
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