![]() The game features images of Kendrick with thought bubbles that show his thoughts on things he enjoys such as Linux, PHP Atari computers, his wife Melissa, his cats, and video games in general. Virtual Kendrick is a tongue-in-cheek software toy designed to be a desktop application imitating its designer. ![]() The game is only in a primitive alpha stage and is only available in Linux compatible source code. There are supposed to be four different characters in the game, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. Bombs can be used to destroy enemies, doors need keys to be unlocked and food and treasure can be collected. The game is intended to support four players that explore dungeons while avoiding creeping enemies. Fight or Perishįight or Perish is a dungeon crawl game inspired by the Atari 8-bit game Dandy, better known as the inspiration for Gauntlet. The game works on Zaurus, iPAQ, Mac OS X and the Atari ST. The game was listed in the "Free Application Showcase" section of the December 2001 issue of a Japanese Linux magazine. The 3D world is pre-rendered to cut down on the speed loss of live rendering and features multi-coloured walls, screen scrolling when rotating, four sky types, mouse and keyboard control systems, timers, sound effects and multiple in-game mini-map options. PDA Maze is a 3D first-person maze game developed for the Agenda VR3 but should work on any system supporting the X Window System. The game is available for Linux (RPM/source), FreeBSD, and Sun Sparc. The game was well received by Games 4 Linux. It features 100 maps and a Death character that takes out players that wait too long. XBomber is a multiplayer grid-based maze game inspired by Bomberman, in which players compete who can be the last man standing after attacking each other with bombs. The game is available for Linux, Microsoft Windows, GPX2, Zeta, BeOS, Haiku, MorphOS, AmigaOS 4, RISC OS. The Japan edition of LinuxWorld Magazine included Entombed! in their April 2003 issue. As time goes on however, the zombies get faster. The game features a collection of archaeologists who fall into the "catacombs of the zombies" and then must make their way out, using potions to destroy or create walls and other tricks. Entombed!Įntombed! is a one to two player maze game inspired by the Atari 2600 game Entombed. The game was praised by Bob Ziminski, maintainer of The Linux Game Tome and the "Linux Quake How-To". The game is available for Linux, Sun SPARC, and the Agenda VR3. There are also several boss enemies, after defeating them the player acquires new weapons. The game also features secret areas and a variety of cartoon humour. The game features no scrolling but does feature eight environments rendered screen-by-screen. BoboBotīoboBot is a platform game partly inspired by the Mega Man series. The page also lists links for the original Exidy prototype, now usable through MAME. The game is available for Linux, Microsoft Windows, MorphOS, Amiga OS 4, Nintendo Wii homebrew, and RISC OS. It is based on a 1982 concept by Larry Hutcherson of Exidy. This means the player must do more than just aim, they must also make sure not to fall. ![]() Teeter Torture is a shooting game like Space Invaders or Galaga only with the additional challenge of balancing the player's cannon on top of a teeter totter. A T-shirt based on the game is also available for sale. The game was well received by Maximum Linux Magazine, TheLockerGnome, Linux for Kids, and Games4Linux. In August 2007, Mad Bomber was one of first the games included in 'Red', a touchscreen-and-controller-based in-flight entertainment system found in Virgin America planes. The game is included on the SuperGamer live-DVD as well as on disks put out by Retro Gaming Magazine and PC Magazine. The game has been ported to Microsoft Windows from Linux. The game features up to two players trying to stop a crook from dropping bombs by catching them in barrels of water. Mad Bomber is a remake of the 1981 Atari 2600 video game Kaboom!. It was also made as GP32, Nintendo DS, Wii, Sega Dreamcast and Sony PSP homebrew. The game has been released for Linux (RPM, binary), Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X, Zaurus, ZETA, BeOS, Haiku, Amiga OS 4, MorphOS, QNX, and RISC OS. The populairty of the game has led New Breed to merchandise it in the form of a mug and mousepad for sale. The game has become quite popular, being reviewed by Linux Journal twice, as well as and GP32 Homebrew Reviews. The game features Tux defending his people from aliens (similar to the character from XBill) bent on turning them into evil penguinoids. The game features gameplay almost identical to Defender except for an optional big boss and ending sequence. Some of New Breed Software's games include: Defendguinĭefendguin is a game based on the classic Defender only featuring the Linux kernel mascot Tux, a common open source video game trope.
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