What's Your Favorite Open Source Game?

Carlos Camacho asks: "The Inkubator Project is a website for creating free, Open Source Mac games through a collaboration between experienced and inexperienced developers. As webmaster, I am interested in adding to the seven games we have listed in our link section. So, I would like to ask Slashdot readers for their picks of the best Open Source games. The Inkubator Project focuses on Mac developers, however any game project that uses cross-platform technologies is fine."

Comments

This one

[Anonymous Coward]

This one is pretty neat. It's quite challenging, but I'm still learning all the keyboard combos.

Re:This one

[Elwood P Dowd]

Linking to GIMP would have been funnier.

Re:BZFlag

[Scottarius]

It appears as if even though you didn't link directly to their homepage, enough people went from here, to sourceforge, to their homepage to effectively slashdot it.

So is that technically a slashdotting?

Open Source means source code is available, right?

[NanoGator]

Half-Life!

What's Your Favorite Open Source Game?

[HotNeedleOfInquiry]

It's called "find the fastest linux download server".

Xboing

[Gary Destruction]

It's got to be by far one of the coolest break out games I've played. When you lose the ball it says,"Awww shit!"

Please learn how to make links.

[Anonymous Coward]

Please learn how to make links.

<a href="http://raptorv2.sourceforge.net">raptor</a&g t;

(with the "&g t;" put there by Slashdot replaced with ">") yields: raptor

GORILLAS.BAS or NIBBLES.BAS

[mr_man]

Best. Games. Ever.

Re:Your sig says you are not impartial.

[PeteyG]

The right thing to do would have been to make it clear you are involved with the project.

What I guess I'm saying is this; if you could figure it out, then I'm sure normal people would have no trouble at all.