Wolvix Games Edition

Wolvix is a GNU/Linux LiveCD built on top of the Slax distro. It's a desktop-oriented distribution, made to fit the needs of regular and even advanced desktop users.

Wolvix Games Edition features over 50 games. The selection is varied and includes games from different categories, such as small puzzle games, multiplayer strategy games, time stealing adventure games, addicting arcade and action games.

The games are polished and fully playable even if some of them are still in beta versions. You'll also find emulators for playing old classic DOS, Super Nintendo and Arcade games. Along with games and emulators you get desktop applications suited for everyday use like: Instant Messengers, , word processors, email clients, image editing and multimedia software.

Wolvix Games Edition comes with the lightweight and easy to use Xfce Desktop Environment.

Let's have a look at the games inside:

Adventure Games: ￭ Beneath a Steel Sky ￭ Crossfire ￭ Flight of the Amazon Queen ￭ glHack ￭ Head over Heels

Arcade Games: ￭ Bomber Instinct ￭ Circus Linux ￭ Freedroid ￭ Frozen Bubble ￭ Holotz' Castle ￭ Jump n Bump ￭ Kobo Deluxe ￭ LBreakout2 ￭ Liquid War ￭ Luola ￭ Maelstrom ￭ Metal Blob Solid ￭ MOAGG ￭ Njam ￭ Project: Starfighter ￭ Rocks 'n' Diamonds ￭ Snowball ￭ SolarWolf ￭ SuperTux ￭ Tower Toppler ￭ XPilot NG ￭ xRick

Board Games: ￭ CGoban/GNU go ￭ Xmahjongg ￭ Card Games: ￭ NetSpades ￭ PySol

Logic Games: ￭ Anagramarama ￭ Enigma ￭ Fish Fillets NG ￭ LMarbles ￭ Pathological ￭ Xdemineur

Puzzle Games: ￭ FloboPuyo ￭ IceBreaker ￭ LTris ￭ Monsterz ￭ PuzzleBlocks ￭ X-pired

Simulation: ￭ Bygfoot ￭ dopewars ￭ Simutrans ￭ Strategy Games: ￭ Battle for Wesnoth ￭ Crimson Fields ￭ Freeciv ￭ Globulation 2 ￭ LGeneral

The Emulators included are:

￭ DOSBox (DOS emulator. Primarily focuses on running DOS Games.) ￭ ScummVM (An implementation of LucasArts SCUMM interpreter) ￭ XMame (Emulates classic arcade games) ￭ ZSNES (Super Nintendo emulator)

For a full list of packages included in Wolvix Games Editon click here.

Enjoy the screenshots below, as we enjoyed making them: