Today I'm play the free (not open source) game Bottomless from itch.io https://picster.itch.io/bottomless (you can give money to the author though if you enjoy the game!)

On OpenBSD you need the package godot and run the game with godot --main-pack bottomless.x86_64 --video-driver GLES2 (it will give better performance with the GLES parameter).

It's a very nice game and I'd recommend it to everyone, it's fun, non violent yet challenging.

In this video I'm playing https://store.steampowered.com/app/1637730/ which runs fine on OpenBSD using fnaify on the Linux version of the game.

It's a turn based JRPG in a voxel world, can be played with a controller.

I really enjoyed it and will continue playing my save after the video. The sound quality isn't very good because the recording program merged microphone and playback audio, this prevented me to mix the audio correctly.

Hi! This is a video I wanted to do for a long time. I played nethack 3.6 and did 3 runs, dying fast.

I used screenkey to display the keyboard input on the screen so it's easier for viewers to understand what I'm doing or to learn how to play maybe?

As usual, this is entirely recorded and edited on OpenBSD operating system 😃

I used ffmpeg and audacity for recording and editing audio/video, screenkey for displaying the keys and nethack for the game.

I hope you will enjoy the video.

The ruthless state of gaming on OpenBSD in 2022. All gameplay recorded on OpenBSD.

Featured games in the order of appearance:

Thanks to solene@ for footage and preview.

Credits for the awesome creators of the free music and sounds used in this clip:

Epic angry boat/Inception Sound effect.mp3 by funnyman850 (CC0):

vcr08.wav by tim.kahn (CC-BY):

Song: Gigakoops - Level 2 - High Clouds (CC-BY-NC-SA):

Song: Steffen Daum - Monument (CC-BY):

Video imported from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05xVLyvc-sA

A simple play to show the Hexen mod Brutal Hexen available at https://www.moddb.com/mods/brutal-hexen

You need to buy the game Hexen to have the assets files and then run gzdoom with both sets.

Hello! It was a long time since my last video, this one is about Shapez.io

It's an free open source "factory building" game, it has a chilly music and is non violent.

Play it free using your web browser as explained in the video.

It's available as a package "shapezio" on OpenBSD.

I hope you will enjoy it, it was a lot of fun to make.

Read it first!

This video was recorded on OpenBSD, I played BPM game https://www.gog.com/news/release_bpm_bullets_per_minute

So the game was being run by a Windows computer (this is why there is a blurred in the bottom right, windows watermark)

This game is really awesome and addictive!

A difficult puzzle-platformer open source game made with godot. Thanks to Omar Polo for his work on the sndio backend https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=159829324423190

Sysnopsis:

Timestamps:

The miserable journey of a broken man...

It needs mkxp ( https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports&m=159700758504055&w=2 ).

Synopsis:

In this video I play OpenTTD, I really wanted to share this game with you, I put all my heart into it 😃

The game is fully opensource but you can re-use the assets of Transport Tycoon if you want, but you can also use a lot of mods. I was using zbase graphics sets in the video (as I explain in the end of the video of to download it using the in-game mod manager).

This game is fabulous, there are tons of content on the internet to learn how to play it or how to enhance it.

I really hope you will enjoy the video 😃

To install OpenTTD on OpenBSD: pkg_add openttd is all you need!