30 free and open source Linux games 💾 3 of 3

In celebration of Linux's 30th anniversary, the article spotlights 30 notable free and open-source Linux games, highlighting their unique features, community involvement, and evolution. It covers a diverse range of genres, such as strategy games like OpenRA and Zero-K, rhythm games like StepMania, and creative sandbox games like Minetest. Each game is praised for its community-driven development and innovative contributions, like Project OutFox's enhancements to StepMania and C-Dogs SDL's multiplayer capabilities. The article also explores the intricate gameplay mechanics of titles like Mindustry and the nostalgic appeal of games like SuperTux. The author, Lee Reilly, humorously notes an off-by-one error in the game count, reflecting the vibrant and sometimes imperfect nature of open-source projects.