Ew, not like Fortnite, I mean like indie launchers

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    8 hours ago

    I focus on non commercial free games that are also (for the most part) Open Source too.

    • Luanti: Website | Flathub | PCGamingWiki | Video | Very close Minecraft like clone (note its old name was Minetest for the longest time). Each downloadable subgame requires extremely low space, in the MBytes range! No account or any online servers are needed (edit: off course its needed to download, but not otherwise). Open Source.
    • osu!: Website | Flathub | PCGamingWiki | Video | Rhythm style game where you use the mouse. I think the code is Open Source, but not the assets? I’m not sure.
    • Taisei Project: Website | Flathub | PCGamingWiki | Video | Fan project in the Touhou Project series. Old school bullet hell shmup from top down perspective. Open Source.

    Note Flathub is a repository for Linux. If you are on Windows, go to their website and look for downloads.

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      7 hours ago

      For Luanti I want to especially recommend the Game “Glitch” which is not minecraft like at all, but surprisingly great.

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      6 hours ago

      Funny enough, moving to Linux meant I discovered a lot of cool tools and games that I wouldn’t have otherwise…and then eventually learned they had Windows releases anyway, so it wasn’t strictly necessary to ditch MS for them. But beneficial anyway.

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        4 hours ago

        One of the reasons why you find so many interesting tools on Linux is, that you are new and need to setup your environment. Maybe even searching for alternatives. That will make you discover lot of stuff by nature.