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Quack game is a polished tetris clone featuring nice graphics, music and sound. With so many tetris clones, why choose Quack? That's easy - a cute little duck watches you play and quacks whenever you clear a line.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: Allegro

Quackle is the 'amazing' and 'friendly' computer program providing the estimated win percentages and expert analysis in ESPN's coverage of the United States Scrabble Open. You too can harness Quackle's power to improve your strategy and word knowledge!

Quackle is written by Jason Katz-Brown, John O'Laughlin, John Fultz, and Matt Liberty.

License: free

Additional System Requirements: QT4 to run and build
scons to build

Quadra Features:

• Addictive puzzle game and competitive, action-packed multiplayer game all-in-one!
• Incredibly smooth gameplay
• Recursive line clearing allowing blocks to combine in violent chain reactions that will send your opponents crying back to their moms!
• Block shadow to help you drop blocks with precision
• 10 levels with colorful background images and matching sound effects
• Integrated CD music player
• Worldwide highscore table with recordings of your best performances
• Fully configurable multiplayer mode with team play
• Keep an eye on your opponents with the remote watch windows
• Chat window
• Powerful and flexible user interface
• TCP/IP support for internet or LAN multiplayer games
• Server administration tools to keep everything under control
• Cheat-free, lag-free and just plain free internet play

License: free

Additional System Requirements: X Window, Svgalib (optional)

Quadromania is a board game. A board of coloured stones is mixed up and your task is to restore the original board of red stones.

License: free

Additional System Requirements:

• SDL
• SDL_image

QuadrOs is Tetris&Pentix clone, with multiplayer ability (teams supported!), AI opponent and many customizable options, works on Linux & Windows.

Objective of a game is to put random pieces falling from above on a board so that they fill full lines.

License: free

This is the Linux version of Quake. You'll need to grab the PAK file from the DOS distribution in order to play it. Don't even think of playing it on anything but a Pentium or a really fast 486 (i.e., something faster than mine). There's also a port to SVGAlib which doesn't require X. If you have a 3Dfx accelerator card, check out GL Quake. As for the looks, well, it looks like Quake. If you haven't seen it yet, do so now. The game itself is your basic kill-them-before-they-kill-you scenario. But you'll probably have a lot of fun anyway.

License: shareware