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Message: [QUOTE="Graw, post: 172609, member: 90249"] Probably the games that were available in the ubuntu repositories when I first installed Linux back in 2014. A lot of them were pretty shitty games and the excuse was always 'muh volunteers' and that's reasonable, but man they were shit. Like I'd be embarrassed to have my name attached to something like that. The standard card and puzzle type games were decent enough but there were other games. Platformers and shooters and arcadey type action games and stuff. Those were the bad ones. Like just awful graphics that were worse than dos games from the 80's, super janky controls and physics, broken buggy games that just didn't even work or just the kind of barely finished game you'd make as an exercise to learn a game engine or something. It wouldn't have been so bad if those games weren't used as examples of 'all the great games available to play on Linux' and the descriptions in the software center didn't make them sound far less shitty than they actually were. Thankfully the Linux gaming situation has improved significantly since then. [/QUOTE]

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