Game of the Day: Snakebite
Meet Snakebite. Now, you may not have heard of this "Snakebite" game for Linux. That's because it isn't a stand-alone game. Instead, it's a set of custom levels made for the classic game "Rocks n Diamonds". But, as you see from the screenshots, this is nothing like our old friend from Artsoft.
No, this is something more. If you visit this link and scroll halfway down, you'll find the Snakebite set download and some documentation on it. Simply unzip the file into your "~/.rocksndiamonds/levels/" directory and fire up Rocks 'n' Diamonds and find the levels in the same directory with your personal levels. Like RnD itself, the levels are simply plug 'n' play.
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