first person shooters

LinuxPlanet: "Who says you need Windows for gaming? First-person shooters, racing simulators, space exploration, card and board games, strategy and sims-- Eric Geier takes us on a tour of a tasty selection of native games for Linux."

In the last article, we have reviewed three excellent First Person Shooters (FPS) - OpenArena, Sauerbraten and Nexuiz - which offer you a good mix of solid graphics, fast-paced action and cross-platform compatibility, while being simple to use and configure, free, stable, and low on hardware demands.

List of cool games for Linux users to play without having to boot windows.

By Mayank Sharma on August 26, 2008 Share Comments If like first-person shooters, you'll love Sauerbraten .

Filed under: Fun, Games, Windows, Macintosh, Linux, Freeware, Time-Wasters

Since the release of Nexuiz 1.0 in 2005, we have been tracking its progress as one of the leading open-source first person shooters.

With time, this fast-pace game has picked up a nice level of artificial intelligence for its in-game bots, engine optimizations, single-player campaign missions, and a variety of technical advancements.