open-source games

Open-source games are video games whose source code is publicly available for anyone to view, modify, and share. This means developers and players can customize the game, fix bugs, or add new features without permission barriers. Open-source projects promote collaboration, transparency, and community involvement, often leading to innovative enhancements. Examples include games like "Battle for Wesnoth" and "SuperTuxKart." Unlike commercial games, open-source titles are usually free to play, fostering a culture of collective improvement and accessible gaming experiences for all.