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Gaming is rapidly expanding beyond proprietary operating systems to a wide variety of platforms, including Linux, and open source games are regularly being released. Would you like to learn more? Check out our introduction to open gaming.

Using open source tools to play Dungeons and Dragons

Get started developing games with Godot

Learn to use Godot Engine, one of the best open source, multi-purpose game engines available.

Open Jam leaves a mark with 45 game entries and 3 big winners

Check out the top three entries from the inaugural video game jam, which celebrates open source development.

Open Jam, our open source game jam, kicks off this week

Participants will build an open source game in 72 hours or fewer, play and judge other games, and compete for a chance to have their creation featured at All Things Open.

Announcing Open Jam, a game jam created with open source in mind

Participants will build an open source game in 72 hours or less, play and judge other games, and compete for a chance to have their creation featured at All Things Open.

How many of your games run on Linux?

Gamer? Check. Linux user? Check. For years, one of the top excuses I heard from friends who would otherwise have switched to Linux long ago is that they just couldn't give up…

How to livestream games like the pros with OBS

The tool used by many of Twitch's most popular streamers is completely free and open source.

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