Once in a while, there is an exception to the rule or tendency. Not that I do not really like gaming. It is rather the case of expectations and choosing a better thing. Apparently, once in a while, something indeed does make an impact. I start this thread to leave a shoutout about a particular title.
Probably a lot of people would associate me - due to my banters - as an "infrastructure guy", who would always point out the importance of ecosystem, however to understand this ecosystem. This time, it is a game about management of the ecosystem. It is a modern design game. Link HERE. It is a lightweight game, a mixture of real time strategy, tower defense and topdown dogfights.
But to keep it rolling, do you know of any representative and freeware Linux games working out of the box?
EDIT:
To make it harder, try to mention something that is not on Steam!
Probably a lot of people would associate me - due to my banters - as an "infrastructure guy", who would always point out the importance of ecosystem, however to understand this ecosystem. This time, it is a game about management of the ecosystem. It is a modern design game. Link HERE. It is a lightweight game, a mixture of real time strategy, tower defense and topdown dogfights.
But to keep it rolling, do you know of any representative and freeware Linux games working out of the box?
EDIT:
To make it harder, try to mention something that is not on Steam!
) so should work on ForireFox/Chrome Linux just fine.But, I really don't know that game, I could be wrong.