Author Topic: Where are the Good Open Source Games? (Read 4759 times)

piratePenguin · « **Reply #45 on:** 28 December 2005, 23:40 »

http://foobillard.sunsite.dk/ (pool)
http://wormsofprey.org/ (a Worms game)
http://icculus.org/neverball/
http://www.gnu.org/software/liquidwar6/

Annorax · « **Reply #46 on:** 29 December 2005, 18:47 »

Freespace 2... need I say more?

http://www.icculus.org/freespace2
http://www.hard-light.net/forums/index.php/topic,35348.0.html

themacuser · « **Reply #47 on:** 31 December 2005, 12:51 »

Liquid war OWNS!!!

That is the best game ever!

piratePenguin · « **Reply #48 on:** 5 January 2006, 13:54 »

Got my 9600 today.
This driver hasn't crashed once with it, so that's pretty nice.
Getting ~1200 FPS in glxgears. That's not great but it'll do me alright.

UPDATE: bzflag runs brilliantly, only problem now is my internet connection for playing online (satellite broadband -> high ping)... Still, works great over the local network. PPracer, foobilliard and neverball (excellent game) run great too.

_kill__bill · « **Reply #49 on:** 9 January 2006, 23:59 »

I myself am a game developer, so my opinion may count more...

I plan to release my game in stages:
First 6 months, it will be 40 bucks under a proprietary license
Next 6 months, it will be 20 bucks under same license
Next 6 months, it will be released under the GPL (still 20 bucks for a cd, and old copies aren't changed to GPL)
Next 6 months, BSD-style license.

New version every 12 months

Release under Winshit, GNU/Linux, *BSD, Mac and every console I can find has the power.

Wait for it. It will be big.

Aloone_Jonez · « **Reply #50 on:** 10 January 2006, 00:23 »

Are you serious?

Why are you planning to keep changing the licence?

I'm more interested in the game, what sort of game is this?

H_TeXMeX_H · « **Reply #51 on:** 10 January 2006, 05:02 »

Quote from: _kill__bill

I myself am a game developer, so my opinion may count more...

I plan to release my game in stages:
First 6 months, it will be 40 bucks under a proprietary license
Next 6 months, it will be 20 bucks under same license
Next 6 months, it will be released under the GPL (still 20 bucks for a cd, and old copies aren't changed to GPL)
Next 6 months, BSD-style license.

New version every 12 months

Release under Winshit, GNU/Linux, *BSD, Mac and every console I can find has the power.

Wait for it. It will be big.

... uhhhhhh ... I think I'll stick with the standard $49.99 all-in-one-box-and-under-one-license games

Aloone_Jonez · « **Reply #52 on:** 10 January 2006, 11:42 »

My guess is _kill__bill is full of shit, _kill__bill I encourage you to return, go on prove me wrong.

Dark_Me · « **Reply #53 on:** 10 January 2006, 14:37 »

Quote from: Aloone_Jonez

My guess is _kill__bill is full of shit, _kill__bill I encourage you to return, go on prove me wrong.

When did you become a telepath?

adiment · « **Reply #54 on:** 10 January 2006, 19:46 »

Quote from: H_TeXMeX_H

... uhhhhhh ... I think I'll stick with the standard $49.99 all-in-one-box-and-under-one-license games

same... and it won't be big unless you work for a major company like Atari, Sierra, EA games, etc. :p

oh, and good luck getting it ported to everything - that process can be harder than making the game itself. :thumbup:

Quote from: Dark_Me

When did you become a telepath?

He didn't. it's common sense that companies who change their licenses usually are full of shit.

piratePenguin · « **Reply #55 on:** 31 January 2006, 16:15 »

X-Moto, brilliant game.

H_TeXMeX_H · « **Reply #56 on:** 1 February 2006, 00:36 »

Yeah, it's pretty cool ... I installed it yesterday ... only bad part is some of the levels are impossible.

I found it on http://www.happypenguin.org/

_kill__bill · « **Reply #57 on:** 1 February 2006, 15:37 »

Quote

Quote
Originally Posted by _kill__bill

I myself am a game developer, so my opinion may count more...

I plan to release my game in stages:
First 6 months, it will be 40 bucks under a proprietary license
Next 6 months, it will be 20 bucks under same license
Next 6 months, it will be released under the GPL (still 20 bucks for a cd, and old copies aren't changed to GPL)
Next 6 months, BSD-style license.

New version every 12 months

Release under Winshit, GNU/Linux, *BSD, Mac and every console I can find has the power.

Wait for it. It will be big.

... uhhhhhh ... I think I'll stick with the standard $49.99 all-in-one-box-and-under-one-license games

It makes sense to me:
The only ones who have to pay a ton are those who want it immediately. You can then get it cheaper, then free (both as in freedom and cost).
It's essentially the same as the Quake/Doom software, except announcing it ahead of time.

Quote

same... and it won't be big unless you work for a major company like Atari, Sierra, EA games, etc.

oh, and good luck getting it ported to everything - that process can be harder than making the game itself.

I'll do my best to make it big, and that will take time. Expect it in 5-10 years. And yes, the porting is hell on earth. The XML-based engine will be awesome, though. No more details other than that it will be a first-person sci-fi shooter.

Note: If I end up completely forgetting about the project and/or get transferred to another division, it won't appear.

Aloone_Jonez · « **Reply #58 on:** 1 February 2006, 15:50 »

Quote from: _kill__bill

It's essentially the same as the Quake/Doom software, except announcing it ahead of time.

Doom and Quake aren't totally free, only the source code is, the rest (graphic artwork and sound) is under a more restricted license.

Jenda · « **Reply #59 on:** 12 February 2006, 00:30 »

Neverball and Wesnoth are cool.

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They made dodgy programs and standards which have wasted hundreds of hours of my time involving lost work in crashes and stupidity. piratePenguin VIP Posts: 3,025 Kudos: 775 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #48 on: 5 January 2006, 13:54 » Got my 9600 today. This driver hasn't crashed once with it, so that's pretty nice. Getting ~1200 FPS in glxgears. That's not great but it'll do me alright. UPDATE: bzflag runs brilliantly, only problem now is my internet connection for playing online (satellite broadband -> high ping)... Still, works great over the local network. PPracer, foobilliard and neverball (excellent game) run great too. « Last Edit: 6 January 2006, 12:28 by piratePenguin » Logged "What you share with the world is what it keeps of you." - Noah And The Whale: Give a little love a poem by my computer, Macintosh Vigilante Macintosh amends a damned around the requested typewriter. Macintosh urges a scarce design. Macintosh postulates an autobiography. 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New version every 12 months Release under Winshit, GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac and every console I can find has the power. Wait for it. It will be big. Logged Long Live the Revolution! Aloone_Jonez Administrator Posts: 4,083 Kudos: 954 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #50 on:* 10 January 2006, 00:23 » Are you serious? Why are you planning to keep changing the licence? I'm more interested in the game, what sort of game is this? Logged This is not a Windows help forum, however please do feel free to sign up and agree or disagree with our views on Microsoft. Oh and FUCKMicrosoft! :fu: H_TeXMeX_H Member Posts: 1,988 Kudos: 494 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #51 on: 10 January 2006, 05:02 » Quote from: _kill__bill I myself am a game developer, so my opinion may count more... I plan to release my game in stages: First 6 months, it will be 40 bucks under a proprietary license Next 6 months, it will be 20 bucks under same license Next 6 months, it will be released under the GPL (still 20 bucks for a cd, and old copies aren't changed to GPL) Next 6 months, BSD-style license. New version every 12 months Release under Winshit, GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac and every console I can find has the power. Wait for it. It will be big. ... uhhhhhh ... I think I'll stick with the standard $49.99 all-in-one-box-and-under-one-license games Logged Aloone_Jonez Administrator Posts: 4,083 Kudos: 954 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #52 on:* 10 January 2006, 11:42 » My guess is _kill__bill is full of shit, _kill__bill I encourage you to return, go on prove me wrong. Logged This is not a Windows help forum, however please do feel free to sign up and agree or disagree with our views on Microsoft. Oh and FUCKMicrosoft! :fu: Dark_Me Member Posts: 302 Kudos: 314 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #53 on: 10 January 2006, 14:37 » Quote from: Aloone_Jonez My guess is _kill__bill is full of shit, _kill__bill I encourage you to return, go on prove me wrong. When did you become a telepath? Logged Capitalism kicks ass. -Skyman If your a selfish, self-centred prick, who is willing to leave half the world in poverty, then yes. -Kintaro adiment Global Moderator Posts: 572 Kudos: 519 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #54 on: 10 January 2006, 19:46 » Quote from: H_TeXMeX_H ... uhhhhhh ... I think I'll stick with the standard $49.99 all-in-one-box-and-under-one-license games same... and it won't be big unless you work for a major company like Atari, Sierra, EA games, etc. :p oh, and good luck getting it ported to everything - that process can be harder than making the game itself. :thumbup: Quote from: Dark_Me When did you become a telepath? He didn't. it's common sense that companies who change their licenses usually are full of shit. Logged piratePenguin VIP Posts: 3,025 Kudos: 775 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #55 on: 31 January 2006, 16:15 » X-Moto, brilliant game. Logged "What you share with the world is what it keeps of you." - Noah And The Whale: Give a little love a poem by my computer, Macintosh Vigilante Macintosh amends a damned around the requested typewriter. Macintosh urges a scarce design. Macintosh postulates an autobiography. Macintosh tolls the solo variant. Why does a winter audience delay macintosh? The maker tosses macintosh. Beneath female suffers a double scum. How will a rat cube the heavier cricket? Macintosh calls a method. Can macintosh nest opposite the headache? Macintosh ties the wrong fairy. When can macintosh stem the land gang? Female aborts underneath macintosh. Inside macintosh waffles female. Next to macintosh worries a well. H_TeXMeX_H Member Posts: 1,988 Kudos: 494 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #56 on: 1 February 2006, 00:36 » Yeah, it's pretty cool ... I installed it yesterday ... only bad part is some of the levels are impossible. I found it on http://www.happypenguin.org/ Logged _kill__bill VIP Posts: 224 Kudos: 355 Re: Where are the Good Open Source Games? « Reply #57 on: 1 February 2006, 15:37 » Quote Quote Originally Posted by _kill__bill I myself am a game developer, so my opinion may count more... I plan to release my game in stages: First 6 months, it will be 40 bucks under a proprietary license Next 6 months, it will be 20 bucks under same license Next 6 months, it will be released under the GPL (still 20 bucks for a cd, and old copies aren't changed to GPL) Next 6 months, BSD-style license. New version every 12 months Release under Winshit, GNU/Linux, BSD, Mac and every console I can find has the power. Wait for it. It will be big. ... uhhhhhh ... I think I'll stick with the standard $49.99 all-in-one-box-and-under-one-license games It makes sense to me: The only ones who have to pay a ton are those who want it immediately. You can then get it cheaper, then free (both as in freedom and cost). It's essentially the same as the Quake/Doom software, except announcing it ahead of time. Quote same... and it won't be big unless you work for a major company like Atari, Sierra, EA games, etc. oh, and good luck getting it ported to everything - that process can be harder than making the game itself. I'll do my best to make it big, and that will* take time. Expect it in 5-10 years. And yes, the porting is hell on earth. The XML-based engine will be awesome, though. No more details other than that it will be a first-person sci-fi shooter. Note: If I end up completely forgetting about the project and/or get transferred to another division, it won't appear. Logged Long Live the Revolution! 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