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I've been recently playing Urban Terror, which is a multiplayer FPS game built on Quake 3 engine, and runs across Mac/Linux/Windows. Are there more such games that are

  • free
  • run on immersive 3D engine [not a Flash/HTML5 game]
  • belong to action-adventure/RPG/RTS/[insert your favorite] genre
  • possibly multi-platform [not must-have but a nice-to-have]

Thanks!

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  • This is an awfully subjective (and a list question). Same rules as other list questions apply here. (See apple.stackexchange.com/questions/82/… for example) – Chealion Oct 14 '10 at 21:32
  • @Chealion While I agree that it's a list question and following those rules would be nice, is it really subjective? Seems to me one could objectively list all free, 3D-engine driven OS X games. The only possible subjective aspect is determining a genre… – ghoppe Oct 14 '10 at 22:38
  • @Chealion ignoring, of course, the big argument between "free" as in beer and "free" as in open-source. :) But that could be fixed with clarification from @rubayeet. – ghoppe Oct 14 '10 at 22:39
  • @Chealion - I admit the question is subjective in the sense that it's tricky to distinguish a single correct for such questions. However, my curiosity is genuine. I'm not just trying to list out a few apps(that I know of) in the answer thread(as in the question you linked). I'm trying to find out such games with the help of the community. – rubayeet Oct 15 '10 at 5:48
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    @ghoppe: Cool is subjective - the community here has said they want to allow list style questions like this - I just wanted to reiterate the rules that help make the list question on Apple.SE worthwhile (and allow the OP to add them to the question) – Chealion Oct 15 '10 at 5:59
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No discussion of free FPS games on the Macintosh can be complete without a link to Aleph One.

And of course, there's that recruiting tool, America's Army. Version 2.5 was available for Mac OS X. I guess version 3 isn't being developed for Macintosh yet…

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