Runes of Avalon - an enjoyable game for Linux
In my teens I was addicted to playing computer games. We all are at some point of our lives. And I have played a wide variety of games from arcade to RPG and simulations. But the most enjoyable ones were games which had simple controls. Some of the classic games of yore I have immensely enjoyed are Pacman, MS-Pac, Dig Dug, Snake and so on. More recently, I enjoyed playing the two games Fizzball and Prof Fizzwizzle and the molten mystery which the regular readers of this blog would have already read a review of.
Two weeks back I had the opportunity to try out another very interesting game called "Runes of Avalon". This game is the brain child of Roman Budzowski the founder of Anawiki Games - a professional game developing firm based in Poland. "Runes of Avalon" game has been released for the Linux platform apart from that for Windows and MacOSX.
The game is played entirely with the aid of the mouse and the objective of the game is to clear out runes.
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