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What is your favourite Open-Source game?
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Endless sky. You start off with a single spaceship and fly around the galaxy trading, fighting pirates, and buying/capturing more ships. The devs are still regularly adding new content too.
I used to spend hours on this before playing Naev (which is also meant to be like the Escape Velocity series, infact was originally a acronym: Not Another Escape Velocity).
Have they added any new campaigns lately? Really want to finish the Wanderer campaign, but I'm not sure anyone has picked it up yet after the original developer had to step back.
They've been working on the Hai storyline a lot, and last time I played there was a lot more in Coalition space.
Endless Sky is amazing. I've put so many hours into it. It's available on Steam or as an AppImage from https://endless-sky.github.io
I love this game too, I was deeply into all three of the Escape velocity games as a kid and Endless Sky scratches that itch perfectly