Linuxlink writes:
""Can I game on it" is a frequently asked question we hear from Windows users toying with the idea of trying Linux for the first time. Well, the simple answer is yes!
What's more, there's a huge range of Linux games which are available to download at no cost. The list below represents the top 100 games, covering a broad spectrum of game genres. Hopefully there be a selection of games here that will interest anyone.
To be eligible for inclusion in the list below, games satisfied the following requirements:
Free to play (no download charge, no monthly charge)
Does not require Wine to run. Wine is a compatibility layer for running Windows software.
Not in the early stages of development"
NoobFeed Editor Adiba writes - While it may not match modern action RPGs in depth or polish and lacks new story content or multiplayer functionality, it excels in what it sets out to do: deliver a fun, nostalgic, and immersive Gundam SEED experience. For long-time fans, it's a must-play.
Unreal Engine 5.6 is here! Build super-high-fidelity, large-scale open worlds that run smoothly at 60 FPS on current-generation hardware and discover true engine-first animation, rigging, and MetaHuman authoring workflows. Access essential tools faster, stay organized, and take advantage of powerful procedural and cinematic updates—everything you need to reach production sooner.
In a recent interview with Game Rant, developer Build a Rocket Boy gave us a peak behind the curtain of MindsEye's development.
