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Probably,Everyone thinks that open source is not for gaming and we cannot play games on open source.Now the above statement is absolutely not true,We can actually play games on open source linux distros.There are certain utilities which you need to play games on Linux. I am going to discuss about how we can play games on Linux.Games which are playable on Windows can be played on Linux. First,You need a utility called Wine which is a open source software made to run .exe files on Linux. For example, You can easily install wine on Ubuntu by simply using the apt-get installer of Ubuntu as follows: sudo apt-get install wine This will install wine on your Ubuntu system which will let you run the .exe files of windows directly on your Ubuntu. You can directly right click on an .exe file and choose to run with wine option to run that file. In this way you can play games directly on your Linux Distros. Simple N Fast As you can see I am playing the game called “I Am Alive” on Ubuntu Now,The the...

  While I found this game very addictive, it was literally one of the most difficult games I played since 90’s. You gotta have that thing with keyboard that you can switch keys very fast to be able to play this game. This game definitely separated normal players from pro gamers i.e. experienced ones. Even after playing lot of games having fast key switching skills with the keyboard I gained while playing games,doing programming and stuff I still died too many times in this game. I started recording my gameplays and put it onto a YouTube channel just for fun, have a look at my gameplays of this game if you wanna try Ghostrunner gameplays I liked the concept of time slowing when you have to avoid and kill the enemies in this game, its very addictive that’s why even after dying too many times , I still tried to beat the game and finally did it. As you progress through the game and play along, you automatically improve your own performance and get comfortable to play style of this game...