This a graphic adventure with a style similar to the ones made in the past by Lucas Arts. The game consists in two detectives who have to solve a case. In addition, it includes two mini-games, in which you control a clown and a girl called Delores. The funny part is that it incorporates numerous references to Maniac Mansion. The game has text and voices in English, and works well in Linux.
The goal of this game is to defeat an army of snails. There are several worlds and a lot of levels to play. The game has 2D graphics but it is really entertaining, and I have been able to finish it well. It has the ideal amount of difficulty.
The original version is great, but this remake is second to none! And it works on Linux as well! The original version didn't work on Linux at all, but all three parts seem to work perfectly in this system.
Great third part of the Monkey Island series. The graphical style has changed a little bit, but the game keeps being fun and playable. Moreover, it runs well in Linux with the Wine emulator.
This game reminds me of Tomb Raider, but localized in Mexico. It's very fun to play, and it works well under Linux with the Wine emulator.
I bought this DLC, the music is very good.
The game consists in a volley match. There are several courts, each one with their peculiarities (for example, in the library there is a fan that blows the ball). The characters are controlled only with arrows. I think, to be more challenging, there could be more buttons for special powers. I played it on Linux and works well.
I played the previous version of The Bard's Tale many times and I could run it well on my computer. But this edition is extremely heavy, the file is around 35GB!! I've never seen this size in a game, I find it a monstrosity. The installation has taken ages. However, it seems to run well on Linux, but I had to lower the graphics to minimum because my computer seems not to be powerful enough (I have a Quad Core and RX550 as graphics card).
The game consists in shooting enemies underwater. It is entertaining, but I think it's not possible to save the game, so every time I exit to the operating system I have to start again from the beginning. It also doesn't come with a Linux version, but I've managed to play it successfully with the Wine emulator.
Golf Peaks consists in a game in which you have to push a ball inside a hole. It's a combination between a golf game and a puzzle game. There are a total of 120 levels, in which you can find tiles that are water, mud, sticky, moving... It's simple, but entertaining. I play it on Linux with the Wine emulator.
