Steam Linux celebration, what to buy?

Valve’s Steam for Linux client is now available to install on Ubuntu directly from the Ubuntu Software Center. To celebrate the release, gamers can save between 50-75% off the price of every Steam Linux game – until Thursday 21st February. Running Ubuntu isn’t a requirement. What games are worth buying?

Steam Linux Celebration

  ‘Trine 2‘ is a sidescrolling action game with physics-based puzzles,  and lots of platforming. Both online and local co-op are possible. So, plug in your gamepads because Trine 2 is best played local with friends. Besides being a good and balanced game – it looks stunning, if not the best looking Linux game available!

‘The Journey Down Chapter One‘ is based on a low-resolution freeware adventure game, called ‘The Journey Down: Over the Edge’. ‘The Journey Down Chapter One’ improves on the freeware with high definition graphics, full voiceovers, plus some additional locations and puzzles. Chapter One is the first part of a planned four part story. TheJourneyDown.zip ~124MB freeware

‘Killing Floor‘ is a Co-op Survival Horror FPS. You and your friends are members of a military dropped into devastating locations with a simple mission: Survive! All kind’s of gore and horror tries to devour you. And you have to prevent it from happening. One will find all kinds of weapons to fight the walking dead with.The origional ‘Killing Floor’ started out as a Unreal Tournament modification, and can still be found on desura Killing Floor v2.5 Mod for UT’4 ~256.6MB

‘Counter-Strike: Source‘ is a tactical first-person shooter video game developed by Valve Corporation which originated from a Half-Life modification. Game-engine performs very well but lacks features which are available on Windows; no ‘video stress test‘ and some advanced graphic settings are unavailable.

Which games have you added to your library?

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