Which is the best 3D game for fedora 2?

codontek · #1 30th July 2004, 10:06 PM

HI,

I am having TUX RACER and the 3D graphics is really fantastic! I like the graphics better that any games in Windows.

I now want to know which is the best game for GNOME/KDE and should be a 3D game and also be downloaded for free. Are there any?

More that playing the game I like to see the power graphics/animation of games on Linux!

Thanks.

S.manivannan

WHILE THE WORLD IS WITHOUT WALLS AND FENCES
WHY DO WE NEED WINDOWS AND GATES????

imdeemvp · #2 30th July 2004, 10:37 PM

i just finished playing armagetron....heheheh

and now its time to ZzZzZzZzZ....

codontek · #3 30th July 2004, 10:46 PM

Nice way of answering my question. Good humour. I like that way!
Thanks.

kosmosik · #4 30th July 2004, 10:50 PM

heh probably quite few games to name... you mean open source games? tux racer is stupid ;P just like racing with penguin... it doesn't make any sense ;PP

I'll name (commercial):
Quake 3 Arena
Wolfenstein Enemy Territory
Neverwinter Nights (native client)

ando open source:
FlightGear
Scorched3D (kenny rulez)
mtp-target (neat http://www.mtp-target.org/)

kosmosik · #5 30th July 2004, 10:51 PM

oh and waiting for Doom 3

foolish · #6 30th July 2004, 11:10 PM

My current favorite is Neverball. It's a puzzle-kind of game where you're supposed to get a ball from one side of a level to another by moving the level, not the ball. Once you get a hang of the technique, it's really fun. Available as rpm from newrpms.sunsite.dk I think.

SwiftDeath · #7 31st July 2004, 08:36 AM

Tuxracer is pretty cool. I always use that game to test if my OpenGl is working with Direct 3d Rendering.

But I must say my favorite game is Medal Of Honor: Allied Assault. I know its not free, but it owns.

Picomp314 · #8 31st July 2004, 08:37 AM

Wolfenstein Enemy Territory

rkl · #9 31st July 2004, 09:23 AM

Check out Mutant Storm at http://www.pompom.org.uk/ - you can download the demo version for free, though sadly the current demo limits you to 6 mins of gameplay (the older demo version I have lets you play for an unlimited time).

I seriously considered buying this until it became clear that Linux is only a secondary platform for Pom Pom - the Level Editor for Mutant Storm is *only* available for Windows and the ability to use those levels was added to the Windows version first and the Linux one later. A shame really, because the game really is pretty good and would have got my $20 if they'd have supported Linux as much as they do Windows.

sailor · #10 31st July 2004, 10:27 AM

Return to Castle Wolfenstein...i used the windows data files and the installed with linux installer from id software...works great...

BZFlag is a great game too...

Doom and Doom 2 are 2 of my favorites which I now can play using DoomLegacy

micha · #11 31st July 2004, 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rkl

Check out Mutant Storm at http://www.pompom.org.uk/

Yeah, the PomPom games are awesome !
Also check out the Garage Games: http://www.garagegames.com/pg/browse.php?type=game

Jman · #12 31st July 2004, 01:53 PM

Unreal Tournament. It's commercial, but the demo is good.

This is of course a matter of personal preference.

Moved to Linux Chat.

seabass55 · #13 31st July 2004, 03:35 PM

America's Army is fun
RTCW rules
Unreal Tournament is a blast
Quake (any of them)
Chromium is a nice time killer and much less gay than Tuxracer though it's not really 3D
Foolish...a buddy of mine was talking about neverball today also...I'm going to download it now and check it out...thx

cathal · #14 1st August 2004, 07:57 AM

Neverball luved that game...
I got to say hours have been wasted (well not really wasted) playing ET, UT2004, Tribes 2

Varkk · #15 1st August 2004, 01:27 PM

Free ones would Be ET and AA, great free commercial quality first person shooters. I also like Neverwinter Nights, UT2k4 and am eagerly awaiting Doom3.