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Game: 0 A.D.
Definitely a promising game, but in alpha
It certainly looks good, and it looks like it can become something like Age of Empires or similar RTS. However, it is still in alpha and things aren't too playable or ironed out.
Still I rate it highly because it is good even in this state and it can be so much better when they finish or get to beta.
Game: ToME: the Tales of Maj'Eyal
It's not bad, but it gets boring fast, and is quite difficult
The betas were all very buggy, but now that it is stable the problem is that it gets boring fast. It is also quite easy to die in some areas.
I would have preferred more linear quests, and in order of difficulty. You can easily get in over your head, and you don't always know where to go.
It is enjoyable for a while, but only about a few hours, and then it just gets repetitive and difficult.
Another thing I don't like is the spellblaze theme, but that's just IMO.
Game: Stunt Rally
The controls are downright terrible
I don't know if anyone here can keep the car on the track, but I sure can't. In fact I get nauseated every time I try to play it due to the wild and unpredictable movements of the car.
It's supposed to be based on vdrift, but in vdrift it is quite easy to control the car. Too bad recent versions don't compile tho.
Note that I have tried all methods of control including joysticks and they don't help. I've also messed with the settings and they don't help. Something is severely wrong with the controls.
Game: The Legend of Edgar
I've tried it many times, and I tried to like it, but I can't
It lacks dynamics and some of the bosses are absolutely impossible to beat.
The main character moves quite slowly, his actions are not very dynamic, and the quests are rather boring.
I don't know what could have been done with it to make it a better game, but for sure making the main character move faster, and have more skills would have helped.
It is more tedious than fun to play, unfortunately. I have tried it every few releases since it came out and I was hoping it would get better.
Game: erebus
Great game with great potential
It is similar to FLARE, but I can't be sure if it uses that engine or just the graphics (more likely). Quests are being added with each release, which is nice.
The menus are a bit large and unusual, but maybe that is because it has to work on multiple platforms, including mobile.
I would say it is better than FLARE because you actually have a purpose. FLARE should be renamed to "run like hell".
Overall I like it, I think it can be developed into a great rouge-like RPG.
Game: Stendhal
Stendhal 1.06: A bit of toil but little trouble
Stendhal 1.06 adds lots of new sounds and sprites. Winter has ended and all snow is gone.
Game: Dirk Dashing: Secret Agent! Special Edition
The new Special Edition of
The new Special Edition of the game upgraded the graphics to add cel-shading, lighting, and simple shadows. There's also no more instant death, an inventory system, more levels, and lots of other features from the new Dirk Dashing 2 engine.
Game: Strange Masks
canard PC review
Hi, just added review by Canard PC a well known french paper magazine.
I don't know if paper reviews are accepted though :)
So the link to the review is in fact a link to the magazine web site.
The rating (8/10) was the rating given by Canard PC.
Game: Strange Masks
OMG Ubuntu Review
I just added OMG Ubuntu review of Strange Masks which is a very fair review about the game and may help you to known whether the game is for you.
At the end of the review, if you are still interested by the game then you could read the other reviews as well which will dwelve more deeply into the game mechanics.
Game: Half-Life
Both Steam and Half-Life run
Both Steam and Half-Life run flawlessly on 64-bit Fedora. So, there's no technical reason to disallow installation on a 64-bit machine. If you can somehow trick your package manager into accepting it you should be fine.