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Filed in archive Entertainment by Rom Feria on December 12, 2006

Free Linux Games
Rob Williams of TechGage has written an article on the top 10 free linux gameslinks. The criteria are as follows:

So how does a game make this top 10 list? Well, from 10 - 1, they have all been listed according to how many votes the game received. Though there were around 50 games total that were brought up in forum posts, most only had a single vote. Even our #10 had only four votes, so it's obvious that the top games are there for a reason. In order to qualify for the list, the game had to meet these requirements:

Has to be 100% free... no strings attached.
Cannot require wine to run.
Open Source not a requirement.
Installation must be painless.
Cannot be an add-on to a commercial game.


10 - KMahjong
9 - America's Army
8 - Armagetron Advanced
7 - Cube
6 - Pingus
5 - Neverball
4 - Nexuiz
3 - Enemy Territory
2 - Frozen Bubble
1 - Battle of Westnoth

Wow! I only play Frozen Bubble! [I rarely play games anyway]






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