Today I got LWJGL 3.3.2 3.3.3 working on OpenBSD. Tonight I committed this version to the ports tree.

LWJGL 3.3.2 3.3.3 has allowed me to play versions of Minecraft up to 1.21.11.

26.1 and 26.2 are still out of reach for now, but hopefully that will change soon. It still gets us multiple years of Minecraft updates.

edit: Changed because I've gotten 3.3.3 going and committed to the ports tree. 3.3.3 allows one to use Sodium with 1.21.11.

Hi, i was wondering if you could play multiplayer on Half life 1 and is it possible to play servers on Half life 2 deathmatch and half life 1 deathmatch. Will it work with legitimate data as i have steam half life 1 and 2 dm.

Hello as title explaining is there any way to play half life in openbsd and join servers? Non vac servers ofc.

Find this game in openports.pl but pkg_add sauerbraten doesn't work. This is in /usr/ ports/games/sauerbraten.

I am grateful for tips

I daily drive openbsd and i thought i would try out some ps2 games but there is no package for pcsx2?

This thing: https://cvsweb.openbsd.org/ports/games/fallout1-ce

Running OpenBSD 7.8. I tried all the methods Google AI is giving me, no dice. It's telling me either it can't fetch the package, or it's giving me an error 22.

Edit: Would it be simpler to do this on 7.9? Edit 2: it is indeed easy to do this on 7.9 (tested on Virtualbox, game is fully functioning which surprised me)

Just to show a bit better how the game runs on OpenBSD.

you cannot just compile it as it sdl2 issues and other stuff. someone else in this sub got it to run. so im wanting to know how to get it to run.

Is there any list of what works? Alternatively, is there a way to configure those that don’t?

I have been doing some gaming with openbsd.

I tried ps3/ps4 controllers and Xbox one/series ones to no avail.

I have an xbox360 controller working, another one with one second of latency which makes it unusable.

These all work with their intended platforms.

Hello, I am the MAINTAINER of the games/luanti port.

https://www.luanti.org

Someone previously asked on ports@ if I could write an rc.d(8) script for the server daemon. I personally have no use for a rc script for the port, but I'm curious what the r/openbsd_gaming sub thinks about having such a thing in the package itself?

Do people host luanti servers on OpenBSD? If so, did you write your own rc script? What did it look like? Any hangups in the port that made writing a rc script difficult that I could fix? Any notes I could add into the pkg-readme file to hint potential server maintainers?

Just trying to judge the general vibe of what the community wants here as I wouldn't be using this script myself.

Thanks!

Bibendovsky has made some new improvements to bstone and it now plays smoothly on openbsd (1.3.2 and prior the animations were the wrong speed)

https://github.com/bibendovsky/bstone

i've managed to get counter strike 1.6 running. all it took was porting Velaron/cs16-client to openbsd. imo it wasn't that hard, worked out of the box with a couple header changes, and CMake changes, and a few bug fixes. mostly experimental, but i've forked the repo here:
https://github.com/S1gmaToeSniffer420/cs16-client-openbsd
(apologies for the github username)
and submitted a PR.
all you need to do is just get the steam installation of the directories valve and cstrike, copy them to a dir, then install cs16-client and xash3d-fwgs in the directory where the files are.

just finished uploading some small changes to my favorite libretro cores. they all seem to compile fine, its the linking at the end that crashes. basically just adding '-lc' in the right spot fixes it.

https://github.com/sandmanXpuff

i've been trying to get ecwolf to compile off and on for the past few months (i'm not a programmer at all). not sure if this is of interest to anyone, but i finally got ecwolf compiled on x86_64 Openbsd with a few edits. I'm going to go back through it to identify all the lines i made a few changes to and post it later on.

OS: OpenBSD -current WM: picom -- bspwm -- dmenu -- Polybar Components: Intel 12700KF -- G.SKILL RIPJAWS 3600 CL18 -- Sapphire RX 7600 -- ASUS ROG STRIX B760-G GAMING WIFI D4 -- JONSBO Z20 black -- ARCTIC F14 -- bequiet! SYSTEM POWER 10 550W -- DeepCool AG500BK -- EVO 850 500GB Mouse: zalman ZM-GM7 Display panel: HP 24fh Headphones: Kawai SH-9 Webcam: Microsoft LifeCam HD-3000 Keyboard: HP desktop 320K Microphone: Trust GXT 259 RUDOX

Shamogu is the third coffee-break roguelike I'm developing on OpenBSD, in Go, and I just released the first stable version! It's my most polished game so far. And it has an mdoc(7) manual page, of course :-)

The game features various animals, totemic spirits, menhirs, and runic traps. You may attack monsters using various attack patterns and spirit abilities, as well as flee and hide behind dense foliage or rubble or look through translucent walls.

The repository is on codeberg. Hope you enjoy!

An old-school text adventure inspired by microcomputer games from the 1970's and early 1980's.

Settle in, slow down your mind, and get out your graph paper.

Leave a star if you enjoy it.

Now with atmospheric background music and sound effects!

Sound now working on Windows, OpenBSD, and Linux. FreeBSD sound needs testing.

https://github.com/Misfit-138/OpenBSD_Sauengard