There’s a new build of OpenRCT2 to grace us with a new free and open source re-implementation of RollerCoaster Tycoon 2. It’s version 0.4.24 and has some new features, improvements, and fixes. Let’s ...

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Flare 1.14 release updates scroll combat, tunes key enemies, and keeps mod-friendly tools alive, with an AmigaOS 4 port.

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submitted by cm0002 to OpenSourceGames 13 points | 1 comments https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2025/12/free-and-open-source-settlers-like-widelands-v1-3-is-out-with-market-trading-and-new-maps/ > Widelands continues to grow as a great free and open source Settlers-like strategy game, with a brand new holiday release out now. It’s fun seeing projects like this continue on for so long, especially as I grew up playing the likes of The Settlers on the Amiga and later Settlers 2 on PC. Good times, absolute classics. > > The game has singleplayer and multiplayer support, with the developers noting it was originally inspired by Settlers 2 but has “significantly more variety and depth to it”.

submitted by cm0002 to OpenSourceGames 52 points | 5 comments https://blog.luanti.org/2026/08/27/luanti-dmca-tracer-ai/

submitted by VTier to opensourcegames 35 points | 1 comments Sometimes called “SimCity meets Command & Conquer” It’s a RTS with city building elements, not unlike a 90’s Anno. It features a wrapping world, cross-platform online multiplayer, multithreaded implementation and no hard player limit. github.com/EnemyV/EnemyNationsRevival/…/3.00.009

Juegos gratis y de código abierto para Linux: diez sitios con catálogos, títulos portátiles, clásicos renovados y opciones para cada jugador.

This May is LibreLocal month! The Free Software Foundation (FSF) invites free software supporters like you to organize an in-person community meetup in your area in May, 2026 to bring people together to swap ideas, learn from each other, and celebrate free software. And the FSF is happy to help.

submitted by viov to opensourcegames 12 points | 10 comments Sidenote: The image is Tux in style of Sonic world. Found here: openclipart.org/…/tux-the-penguin-in-sonic-style Make of that what you will, just brought this as peace offering to the Open Source/Linux community to hear me out and because I thought it was interesting /s :p Edit: This can double as a suggestions post for other people new to contributing to Open Source/GNU Linux/Game Deving * * * My Goals: 0. Want to socialize and get to know other Open Source/Game Dev/Software Engineer/DevOps/Linux people. Even if I know people just online. I’m a newbie to it all. Are there online groups for any of that in say Discord servers, forums, or elsewhere? 1. Want to help work on existing Open Source Games. These are some I have in mind to help where I can: * Unciv: To make Elder Scrolls, Mass Effect, and Fallout mods for this game. * SuperTux (Some mods of new worlds, enemies, storylines, and adding mascots from Open Source community that have not been added yet) * OpenMW (To build it out with the team. Same for new land mods to add lands outside of Tamriel: Akavir, Thras, Yokuda, etc) * OpenFNV/OpenOblivion/OpenFO3 (A person is working on them since OpenMW is able to pull data from those games so very possible just lots of work to be done) * GTA Project Eagle (To help Dev it, and then help to bring it to phones in a team once it is in a completed state) * Beyond All Reason (Love RTS games and well I don’t know how yet but would love to make something for it) * Xonotic (Maps and shooting sounds: pew pew pew) 2. To make some original IP smaller mobile games that are actually fun to play on side to hopefully fund my ability to spend more time game deving overtime. To learn more with practice building smaller games from start to finish solo, and maybe with others potentially. Android/Linux Mobile/Linux PC as the focuses for those smaller games, and the bigger games in future 3. To build out some open source teams, that can continue even when I leave the teams, to build new open source small-sized games, and later medium/large-sized game projects. Have lots in mind: Tux Party Revamp game, TuxWorld (3D-Platformer with Multiplayer), Old School Final Fantasy-esque, Tux Call of Duty Zombies-like, etc 4. To build out Open Source/Linux communities however I can: Growing the UI/UX, Art, Animation, GIF, Social Media portions of the community for building up outreach of Open Source/Linux around the world. Those are some avenues to expand reach to get more funding, users, and new devs. Helping to build up new/existing platforms to help encourage collaboration on projects, and highlight needed funding so they can be improved upon. To help projects that need more of either funding, volunteers, or both to get them. So with that in mind what do you all recommend I do to start off? Please and thanks for any suggestions! Want to start small and properly get myself going on here.

submitted by heartbreaker to opensourcegames 21 points | 2 comments **This year, Flightgear had 3 releases, see the highlights below** FlightGear 2024.1.1 (27 February 2025) * Real-time dynamic shadows and lights * Preliminary support for VR headsets using OpenXR * Preview of World Scenery 3.0 (a scenery system that uses LOD for improved fps, memory usage, and visible range) * Added region-specific random building textures * Improved performance and stability of randomly generated trees * More realistic AI * Added the Milky Way to the night sky * Fixed bugs, memory leaks, and a high-severity security vulnerability. FlightGear 2024.1.2 (18 September 2025) * Added support for incremental updates * 2024.1 is now available for MacOS as well. * Added FFmpeg to allow exporting video on windows * Fixes, updates and translations FlightGear 2024.1.3 (2 November 2025) * Added FFmpeg to allow exporting video on MacOS * Added offline mode to the launcher * Fixes and translation updates Flight gear has also joined OpenCollective this year, which has allowed them to raise money for a more reliable download experience ad to cover server hosting.

submitted by cm0002 to OpenSourceGames 4 points | 0 comments https://github.com/wszqkzqk/PvZ-Portable

submitted by cm0002 to OpenSourceGames 5 points | 0 comments > Want to be the first to enjoy our latest developments? Starting today, you can download our #NightlyBuilds in #Linux #AppImage (amd64 and aarch64) and #Windows Installer directly from our #official site. What are you waiting for? www.speed-dreams.net/en/downloads#nightly > > #OpenSourceGame #SimRacing #Development

submitted by cm0002 to OpenSourceGames 12 points | 3 comments https://linuxiac.com/0ad-open-source-game-drops-alpha-label-after-16-years/ > Wildfire Games has released 0 A.D 28 “Boiorix”, a new version of the free, open-source real-time strategy game of ancient warfare. With one very important detail. 0 A.D. has been in public development since the early 2010s with numbered alpha versions. Now, for the first time in 16 years, with release 28, the team has dropped the “Alpha” label entirely. > > Another major highlight of this release is the addition of a new playable faction: the Germans. This semi-nomadic group includes the Cimbri and Teutones, and features a flexible economy with supply wagons and fortified wagon camps.

submitted by Agent_Karyo to OpenSourceGames 7 points | 0 comments https://www.gamingonlinux.com/2026/02/free-and-open-source-rts-0-a-d-release-28-boiorix-is-live/ The first release of 0 A.D. that doesn’t have an Alpha label attached, as the free and open source RTS has grown up with their faster release schedule.

submitted by <a href="https://piefed.world/u/Agent_Karyo">Agent_Karyo</a> to <a href="https://programming.dev/c/OpenSourceGames">OpenSourceGames</a><br />42 points | <a href="https://programming.dev/post/44865539">5 comments</a><br /><a href="https://iso-city.com/">https://iso-city.com/</a>