I'm sure everyone with a computer has heard of Sim City, the excellent city simulation.
Even with its gore-lockout feature, Soldier of Fortune's ESRB 17+ rating is well deserved the game is not suitable for children. Soldier of Fortune is available for purchase from and for about $46. A selection of common FPS weaponry is available to disembowel underworld scum in a number of vaguely linked levels the game follows a story line that could have come from a Hollywood action movie. Featuring a modified Quake II engine, Soldier of Fortune's main attraction is its devastating location-based damage model, which allows for some extremely graphic visuals - including flying limbs, gruesome head shots, exposed bones, and painful nether-region wounds. Without a doubt, Soldier of Fortune is the goriest first-person shooter I have played on Linux.
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Tux Racer is available for free at and is suitable for all ages.
The latest version also features a cup mode - in which you collect herring and set lap times to advance to the next track - and a number of sleek menus that'll have you tearing up the slopes in no time. From its humble beginnings as a cute college project, Tux Racer has become a commercial-quality title with its use of excellent 3D graphics, weather effects, and fast-paced play. Able to reach speeds in excess of 160 kilometers per hour, Tux the Linux mascot takes center stage in this open source downhill-skiing simulation.
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