Freenukum is an action-packed game that is designed for Linux. With a jump'n'run gameplay, it offers an exciting Duke Nukem-style experience to players.
Software Review: Freenukum
Freenukum is an exciting jump'n run game for Linux that resembles the popular Duke Nukem game. The game utilizes the original Duke Nukem level and graphics files, giving it a nostalgic feel that is sure to please fans of the classic action game.
Before playing Freenukum, it is essential to ensure that you have the necessary requirements, including SDL, glib, and original Duke Nukem level and graphics files. Once these are sorted, the installation process is relatively straightforward.
To install the package, you need to first `cd' to the directory containing the package's source code and type `./configure' to configure the package for your system. Next, type `make' to compile the package and optionally, `make check' to run any self-tests that come with the package.
Should you decide to remove the program binaries and object files, you can do so by typing `make clean.' To remove the created files from the `configure' process to compile the package for a different computer, type `make distclean.'
What's new in this release is the addition of an assistant that can download the shareware episode, fire wheel bot, fan wheels, and a glove slot. Plus, a fullscreen mode has been added to the game's features.
Overall, Freenukum is an excellent game that provides hours of entertainment. Its resemblance to the classic Duke Nukem action game makes it a popular choice for many Linux gamers out there.
Freenukum is an exciting jump'n run game for Linux that resembles the popular Duke Nukem game. The game utilizes the original Duke Nukem level and graphics files, giving it a nostalgic feel that is sure to please fans of the classic action game.
Before playing Freenukum, it is essential to ensure that you have the necessary requirements, including SDL, glib, and original Duke Nukem level and graphics files. Once these are sorted, the installation process is relatively straightforward.
To install the package, you need to first `cd' to the directory containing the package's source code and type `./configure' to configure the package for your system. Next, type `make' to compile the package and optionally, `make check' to run any self-tests that come with the package.
Should you decide to remove the program binaries and object files, you can do so by typing `make clean.' To remove the created files from the `configure' process to compile the package for a different computer, type `make distclean.'
What's new in this release is the addition of an assistant that can download the shareware episode, fire wheel bot, fan wheels, and a glove slot. Plus, a fullscreen mode has been added to the game's features.
Overall, Freenukum is an excellent game that provides hours of entertainment. Its resemblance to the classic Duke Nukem action game makes it a popular choice for many Linux gamers out there.
What's New
Version 0.2.10: N/A