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Xylight, do games w F-Zero 99 is fun but too repetitive.
@Xylight@lemmy.xylight.dev avatar

You should try the special events when they rotate. I feel it makes the game a little less repetitive.

Grands prix are pretty “casual” for something big, and they often pretty fun. The pro tracks I always do to get better at them.

Team battles are meh but they’re still cool

Pxtl, (edited )
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Yeah, I feel the same about the events. But there’s only 2 “pro” tracks (White Land and Port Town 2), and I think they’ve dropped the frequencies of the full Grand Prix now with the Miniprix (which also include White Land and Port Town 2 as their final race)… which means I still haven’t played on Silence (I tend to be a bit too aggressive and end up blowing up on the 3rd or 4th track on Grand Prix).

That’s still a total rotation of 6 tracks (I’m not counting Silence because it’s hard to get there), and most of the time you’re playing on only 2 of them.

Xylight,
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I really hope they add all tracks soon, maybe even some new ones

This game has serious potential. It they end it prematurely Nintendo has gone even more mad.

I too, have never reached Silence because sand ocean always causes me to crash :p

Pxtl,
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I mean even without inventing new F-Zero content, there are other Mode-7-style F-Zero games (that nobody played, but still they exist). It wouldn’t ruin my nostalgia to play tracks from BS F-Zero GP2 or the GBA F-Zero games. But yeah, you can’t tell me splatting some tiles down for new tracks would be that hard… I’m sure this is a game where you could even procedurally generate the tracks pretty well and eliminate the “memorization” aspect. I’d love that as an “event mode”.

Wimopy, do games w What are some great open source games?

ASCII survival isn’t for everyone, but I do very much enjoy Cataclysm, Dark Days Ahead or Bright Nights depending on your preferences in realism.

nightm4re, do games w What are some great open source games?

Honestly, I’ve been playing quite a lot of SuperTuxKart recently and it is by any standards a great game! The amount of mods and skins is just the cherry on top.

rodhlann, do games w What are some great open source games?
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Endless Sky is great

0v0, do games w What are some great open source games?
ryathal, do games w What are some great open source games?

Not all are open source, but a fair chunk are. All games on the list are free or one time payments.

nobsgames.stavros.io/android/

Lojcs, (edited ) do gaming w Weekly “What are you playing” Thread || Week of September 17th

Arkam asylum. I decided I like when games have hidden collectibles everywhere and the title screen shows what percentage of the game you’ve completed.

Also the surge. Don’t play long at a time because I keep dying and it’s frustrating to face the same enemies again and again when going back.

Edit: and Darkside detective.

Matt, do games w What are some great open source games?
Matt, do games w What are some great open source games?
taco_ballerina,

I play this game at least a couple times a week. It’s an all-time favorite!

Deestan, do games w What are some great open source games?

OpenTTD ( www.openttd.org ) is pretty popular and has been for a long time.

ChaoticNeutralCzech, do games w What are some great open source games?

Many on F-Droid.

  • Puzzles by Simon Tatham
  • 2048
  • OpenTTD
  • Anuto TD
Pxtl,
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If we’re talking stuff on F-Droid, the big one there for me is UnCiv. It’s an excellent fully-free reimplementation of Civ V… with all the nightmarish one-more-turn-oh-God-is-it-dawn addictive problems that implies. Only real flaw is that by adapting Civ V, it also adapts Civ V’s big flaw: traffic jams. Unciv units neither stack nor combine so waging war in an obstacle-rich landscape is hellishly tedious. Also the higher difficulties feel just abusively random and unfair because the hard-level AIs get free resources, but that’s normal for a Civ game.

bjoern_tantau, do games w What are some great open source games?
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Shattered Pixel Dungeon

AlmightySnoo, do games w What are some great open source games?
  • Xonotic;
  • The Battle for Wesnoth;
  • and yes, Veloren is awesome.
Zarxrax, do games w What are some great open source games?

Games rarely work with an open source business model, so that’s why there aren’t any really great ones.

Solumbran,

Tell me you have no clue about video games without telling me you have no clue about video games.

Sethayy,

its funny how wrong they are, like games are probably the best suited case for it - no massive security risks, players could implement features they want.

if Minecraft was open source from the get go, it’d probably be bigger than unreal by now

Solumbran,

Big or not, they talked about great games, and there are many incredible open source games, however not always very popular.

I mean, technically even games like morrowind could be called open source now, with Open Morrowind.

MossBear,

It’s not all about business models. People make things out of personal interest too.

thingsiplay, do games w What are some great open source games?
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popcar2,

These are great resources, thanks!

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