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This document provides an overview of the games available with <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase>, and suggestions on how to run some <trademark>Windows</trademark> games with <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase>.
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Located in
docs/games/C/games.xml:15(para)
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When installing <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase> via a <acronym>DVDROM</acronym>, all of the <acronym>KDE</acronym> games are installed. When installing <phrase>Kubuntu</phrase> from a <acronym>CDROM</acronym>, however, no <acronym>KDE</acronym> games are installed, due to the lack of available space on the <acronym>CDROM</acronym>. It is simple to install games after a <acronym>CDROM</acronym> install. Please review the <ulink type="help" url="help:/kubuntu/manage-software/">Software Management</ulink> topic.
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Located in
docs/games/C/games.xml:26(para)
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<acronym>KDE</acronym> Games
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<acronym>KDE</acronym> Games is a collection of various games designed especially for the <acronym>KDE</acronym> Workspace. The <acronym>KDE</acronym> Game categories are: arcade, board, card, dice, logic, strategy, and toy.
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<acronym>KDE</acronym> Games - Arcade
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A single-player arcade game with puzzle elements. It is played on a field surrounded by a wall. Balls move on the field, bouncing off of the walls. Successfully completing a level starts an empty field with additional balls. The object of the game is to build new walls to decrease the size of the active field.
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A Gomoku-like game for two players. Opponents alternate placing their respective pictograms on the game board. Also similar to Connect Five or Naughts and Crosses.
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Ships are placed on a board which represents the sea. Players try to hit their opponent's ships by guessing where they are placed. The first player to destroy all ships wins the game.
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Tiles are scrambled, and stacked to resemble various shapes. The player removes matching pairs of tile's until all the tiles have been removed from the game board.
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A simple single-player strategy game played against the computer. When a player's piece is captured, the piece is turned over (reversed) to reveal the color of the capturing player. The winner is the player with the most pieces when there are no more possible moves.
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Located in
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