When it comes to Open Source games, it often seems like the selection is limited. Sure, everyone has played Tux Racer and Frozen Bubble, but what comes after that? The answer seems to be “not very much.” Most OSS games suffer from inexperienced coders (i.e. they’re just not “fun”) and poor implementations of the concept. And that’s assuming that the games even reach completion! Many of them sit in partially implemented states with the developers either incorrectly thinking they’re “done” or lacking the time to complete them. Such is the way of the bazzar.

Still, there are a few diamonds in the rough that have gone unnoticed by the majority of gamers. These are the games that you wish you existed, but are nearly impossible to find. Well, I’m throwing the veil off right here and now. I’ve scoured the ‘net to produce the top ten list of OSS games that you’ve never played. While they’re not all commercial software material, they are all a lot of fun to play, and most run on the top 3 platforms. (Mac OS X, Linux, and Windows). I sincerely hope you have as much fun playing these as I did in finding them.

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