Shulou(Shulou.com)06/01 Report--

In this issue, the editor will bring you about the very interesting games in the Linux system. The article is rich in content and analyzes and narrates it from a professional point of view. I hope you can get something after reading this article.

Endless Sky

Endless Sky [5] is an open source clone of Ambrosia Software's Escape Velocity [6] series. Players travel between different worlds in a spaceship to transport goods and passengers, and undertake other tasks along the way, or the player can become a pirate and steal goods from other cargo ships. The game allows players to decide how to experience the game, and the oversized map with the solar system as the background is very exploratory. Endless Sky is one of those games that violate the normal classification of games. But this four-type game of action, role-playing, space simulation and trading is well worth a try.

If you want to install Endless Sky, run the following command.

On Fedora:

Dnf install endless-sky on Debian/Ubuntu:

Apt install endless-skyFreeDink

FreeDink [7] is an open source version of Dink Smallwood [8], an action role-playing game released by RTSoft in 1997. Dink Smallwood became a free game in 1999 and released the source code in 2003. In 2008, except for a small number of sound files, the data of the game was open source under the open source agreement. FreeDink replaces the missing files with some alternative sound files to provide a complete game. The way the game is played is similar to Nintendo's Zelda Legend [9] series. The player controls a character with the same name as Dink Smallwood, who explores a map of the world full of hidden objects and caves as he moves from one quest site to the next. Because of the age of the game, FreeDink can't compete with modern commercial games, but it's still an interesting game with interesting stories. The game can be expanded through D-Mods [10], and D-Mods is an add-on to provide additional tasks, but D-Mods does vary greatly in complexity, quality, and age adaptability. The game is mainly suitable for teenagers, but there are also some additional components for adult players.

To install FreeDink, run the following command.

On Fedora:

Dnf install freedink on Debian/Ubuntu:

Apt install freedinkManaPlus

Technically, ManaPlus [11] is not a game in itself, but a client that accesses a variety of massively multiplayer online role-playing games. The Mana World [12] and Evol Online [13] are two open source games that can be accessed through ManaPlus, but the game server is not there. The game's 2D elf images are reminiscent of Super Nintendo games, and although none of the games supported by ManaPlus are as popular as commercial games, they all have an interesting world and have at least a small number of players online most of the time. A player is unlikely to meet many other players, but there are usually enough people to take risks in the MMORPG [14] game, rather than a stand-alone game that needs to connect to the server. The developers of Mana World and Evol Online work together for future development, but for now, Mana World's history server and Evol Online provide a different gaming experience.

To install ManaPlus, run the following command.

On Fedora:

Dnf install manaplus on Debian/Ubuntu:

Apt install manaplusMinetest

Using Minetest [15] to explore and create in an open world, Minetest is a clone of Minecraft. Like the Minecraft on which it is based, Minetest provides an open world in which players can explore and create whatever they want. Minetest provides a variety of boxes and tools, and Minetest is a good alternative for people who want a game that is more open than Minecraft. In addition to basic games, Minetest can also be extended with additional modules [16] to add more options.

If you want to install Minetest, run the following command.

On Fedora:

Dnf install minetest on Debian/Ubuntu:

Apt install minetestNetHack

NetHack [17] is a classic Roguelike [18] type of role-playing game where players can explore this multi-level dungeon by choosing from different character races, categories and camps. The purpose of this game is to find the amulet of Yendor, players start from the first floor of the ground floor and try to move down, each layer is randomly generated, so that each time you can get a different game experience. Although the game only has ASCII graphics and basic graphics, but the depth of the game can make up for the lack of screen. If players want a better picture, they may need to check out NetHack's Vulture [19], which provides better images, sounds and background music.

If you want to install NetHack, run the following command.

On Fedora:

Dnf install nethack on Debian/Ubuntu:

Apt install nethack-x11 or apt install nethack-console above are the very interesting games in the Linux system shared by Xiaobian. If you happen to have similar doubts, you might as well refer to the above analysis to understand. If you want to know more about it, you are welcome to follow the industry information channel.

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