LINUXGAMES

PoxNora

October 19th, 2006 by Crusader

A reader sent in the following:

Recently, there was a post on Slashdot about PoxNora. They did not mention that this totally Java-based game runs on Linux.

PoxNora uses the new JOGL, which allows Java applications to use full 3D hardware acceleration. PoxNora automatically distributes the pre-compiled binaries needed via Java webstart – all players have to do it click the “play now” button.

The artwork is amazing, and the game is really very fun. Its a web based multiplayer mix of a turn-based strategy, RPG, and collectable card game. You can also play totally for free.

3 Responses to “PoxNora”

  1. Says:

    Sounds about right for slashdot. On the same day as they ignored several dozen of us submitting news of the Cold War release, they had a big feature review of how great Sin Episodes is, which was pretty much the worst game ever.

  2. Thunor Says:

    When you sign up to play the game, there is an Email Opt-In box that is already checked! I think that’s opt-out.

  3. Says:

    Trying to run this on FC5 with latest Sun JDK. It downloads and runs the installation of components fine, I even get a game splashscreen. But in place of the game I get a white window with a sword shaped mouse pointer.

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