Linux Games Ubuntu Downloads Open Source Free

XWindows Bomberman clone with network support for up to 8 players. There is also an SDL version of the game called sdlbomber. It works on win32 and probably other machines as well.

Note: there's another Bomberman clone for X called X-Bomber (note the hyphen).

License: free

Additional System Requirements: SDL needed for the sdlbomber version.

If you like the dos games arcanoid, you'll probably like xbreaky. It's a breakout game for X, with sound, falling bonus blocks and different ball and paddle modes.

License: free

XChomp is a black & white pacman clone. It's not bad, as pacman games go. It would be better with color and/or sound.

License: free

Xconq is a hex-based, multiplayer game engine with enough features to simulate good strategic and tactical wargames. There's an extensive game library with sci-fi, fantasy and standard wargames. It currently has no political system, so using the engine to create a true civ-like game wouldn't work, but for straight wargaming it's quite fun. Very good for game designers interested in 2D hex-games. The interface is in the process of switching from Tcl/Tk to SDL with ParaGUI.

License: free

Random deal Linux Contract Bridge simulation.
Features include:
Point count generated deals
Acol bidding
Jacoby, Stayman, Baron conventions
Score to rubber

License: shareware

It's another version of the classic minesweeper game. It has the ability to automatically uncover all the squares surrounding the square you click on, unless they're marked with a flag or a question mark. Otherwise, it's just the same old minesweeper.

License: free