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It only needs a bit more complexity and then a bit more graphics.Īnother example is The CopyPirate, which is no fun to play at all for me, but which has a cool scenario. It makes so much sense! I see a lot of potential in this minimal Risk-like strategy game. Also the zombies start on the graveyard and the pirates start on a ship. The tiny detail that zombies will convert humans to their own kind is what makes the game shine for me. It's a game based on boring random numbers, where you get a random number of units and position them in a part of the town, where they fight and win randomly. Now I won't try it as it appears to be depending on non-free Nvidia and Fmod libraries.įor example I enjoy playing Port Town much more than I should. I haven't tried it so far because the last time it caught my attention, compiling code was a large burden for me. I don't think this problem is a big one and believe that simply because of the necessity for compiling, most people will wait for an official release.Īn example of a story-based single-player game with an open Subversion repository is Rastullahs Lockenpracht, a TDE-based 3D RPG. The opinion exists, that a game will be less fun for people who were able to play a development version of it. The plan to unleash "real Open Source power" by opening Apricot's code repository has unfortunately not been fulfilled yet. The Apricot project is ripening with great speed! Further additions to blender have been made and videos of a playable prototype recorded and uploaded. About 25 puzzle/arcade titles, mostly GPL'ed. I found a list of open source games for the Mobile Edition of Java. It is built on top of LÖVE, which is fairly easy to have for Win and Lin users. One more thing: Apricot is looking for animators! Speaking of game videos, I discovered some game-exclusive video hosting services! GameVee even supports OGG/Theora!
(There's also #glc on .)Įdit: Many thanks to Pyry for writing glc and making me aware of it! It is to my knowledge the first Linux direct rendering capturing tool that does not suck! If you have any trouble whatsoever with it, you're invited to ask for help in this thread.
Glc is great! I want you to use it! I've used it a lot already.
#SUPERTUXKART WORLD RECORD HOW TO#
If you know how to use ffmpeg to create an Theora/OGG video, you can probably export to that format instead.
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There is even a script provided, which will convert the glc files to mp4 (attention, non-free), the preferred format of Vimeo.
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It's also easy to install! (Hints: cat /proc/cpuinfo to find out what flags to use, O2 is written with an uppercase o, if you don't know where to install to install it to /usr/ and also execute the install script as root.) Using it is easy too! Just run glc-capture game-name and press Shift+F8 to start/stop recording. It is faster than xvidcap, istanbul or gtk-recordMyDesktop and is also the only app that manages to records audio on my machine. Glc is now my tool of choice when it comes to recording game videos on GNU/Linux systems.
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