SnipePlaythroughs · SnipeOS 13D
Games on camera
Same playthrough videos and the same shipped games as classic SnipeOS 26. The games do not change; menu layouts to open them can vary from 26, so look under Games in the SnipeOS 13D application menu rather than matching every click in the footage.
SuperTux 2 playthrough
Full campaign. Every level gets its own video; start with the intro and Antarctica level 1, then use the playlist controls to continue. Recorded on classic SnipeOS 26; gameplay is the same on SnipeOS 13D.
About SuperTux
SuperTux is a classic open source 2D platformer starring Tux, the Linux penguin, on a mission to rescue his friend Penny from Nolok across a series of increasingly challenging worlds. It draws inspiration from early-nineties side-scrollers and has grown far beyond that comparison over two decades of active development.
SuperTux 2 brought a full story, a world map, multiple worlds beyond Antarctica, secret levels, power-ups, boss encounters, a coin system, and one of the most active level editor communities in free gaming. Hundreds of community-made levels sit alongside the official campaign. It has been continuously improved since 2003. It runs well on modest hardware, the difficulty curve starts gentle and gets properly challenging, and secrets reward players who explore rather than sprint.
SuperTux ships with every SnipeOS 13D install, no download required. Open it from the Games section of the application menu. Menu paths and labels can differ from the classic 26 footage; the game itself is the same.
Frozen Bubble playthrough
Classic bubble-shooter. Multiple levels per video because each stage is short; part one covers levels 1 through 8. Use the playlist controls to continue. Same game on SnipeOS 13D; only the desktop menu path may look different from 26.
About Frozen Bubble
Frozen Bubble is one of the most beloved free games ever made. Coloured bubbles descend from above; you aim and fire matching bubbles from the launcher at the bottom; groups of three or more pop and fall. Clear the board before the ceiling drops too low and you move on. Early levels are gentle, but difficulty climbs steadily and later stages demand proper aim and forward planning.
The hand-drawn penguin artwork, chiptune soundtrack, and satisfying pop of a good cluster shot have made it a fixture of Linux desktops since 2002. It ships with a hundred single-player levels, a two-player versus mode on one keyboard, and enough pull to keep you going longer than you planned.
Frozen Bubble ships with every SnipeOS 13D install, no download required, under Games in the application menu. Expect menu layout differences versus classic 26; the title and gameplay do not change.