If you’re still interested in some video games there are always open source (FOSS) games to turn to.
Here are a few from the top of my head:
Minetest is a great one. I’ve spent way too many hours playing it. It can be similar to Minecraft, however Minetest by itself is just an engine. You have to install mods (which is relatively easy and can be done in-game) to basically make your own game. Think Garry’s Mod but with Voxel graphics.
There is also Veloren which is a FOSS Cube World clone. Though this one does require decent graphics hardware to be playable. I have a Radeon RX 560 and that game makes that card rather toasty to say the least.
Another one is 0 A.D. which is basically a FOSS clone of Age of Empires III that has been in constant development for over 20 years now I believe. Can be very addicting. Though it also requires a relatively beefy GPU. (which is understandable, because it looks really good on high settings)
Here are some probably lesser known FOSS games that are less demanding in terms of resources but can still be pretty fun imo:
There are probably more, but these are just some that I’m familiar with. If you’re on Linux or a BSD, just search the package repositories for “game” and see what comes up. That’s how I found a lot of these.
If you’re still interested in some video games there are always open source (FOSS) games to turn to.
Here are a few from the top of my head:
Minetest is a great one. I’ve spent way too many hours playing it. It can be similar to Minecraft, however Minetest by itself is just an engine. You have to install mods (which is relatively easy and can be done in-game) to basically make your own game. Think Garry’s Mod but with Voxel graphics.
There is also Veloren which is a FOSS Cube World clone. Though this one does require decent graphics hardware to be playable. I have a Radeon RX 560 and that game makes that card rather toasty to say the least.
Another one is 0 A.D. which is basically a FOSS clone of Age of Empires III that has been in constant development for over 20 years now I believe. Can be very addicting. Though it also requires a relatively beefy GPU. (which is understandable, because it looks really good on high settings)
Here are some probably lesser known FOSS games that are less demanding in terms of resources but can still be pretty fun imo:
There are probably more, but these are just some that I’m familiar with. If you’re on Linux or a BSD, just search the package repositories for “game” and see what comes up. That’s how I found a lot of these.
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