If you like entertaining but unspectacular video games, like minesweeper, solitaire, and even Chrome's T-rex dinosaur, etc., you'll surely like to put some Arcade action in your GNU/Linux distro with this video game from KDE. It's called Bomber and it is certainly enjoyable, open source and free.
Un arcade video game single-player and no internet connection required to play offline. In it you have to drive a plane that flies over cities. Your mission in Bomber is to destroy all the buildings that are under the plane. Once all are destroyed, you can advance to the next level. Each screen will add more and more difficulty.
Bomber joins the immense list that KDE Games has: KMines, KSnakeDuel, KSudoku, Kiriki, LsKat, KPatience, Kbounce, Granatier, KGoldrunner, Kolor Lines or Klines, KBlocks, Bovo, KTuberling, KBreakout, Kapman, Knights, Kubrick, KBlackbox, KShinsen, KSquares, Palapeli, and a long etc.
In Bomber you will see that the dynamics are very simple and easy to play, as well as addictive. You will have to fly over cities that you invade to destroy all the buildings. The difficulty is that the plane gradually decreases in height, and with each level the speed of the plane and the height of the buildings increase.
Bomber will remind you in some aspects of some classics of the past, retro games like Galaga or Galaxian, but inverting the control, since in this case the ship moves and not the enemies. Also, as additional information, you should know that in this video game created by John-Paul Stanford, you can use skins or skins to vary the appearance of this game.
Remember that you can to install from the repos of your distro, or you can also find it in some app stores such as the Ubuntu Softwre Center to install in one click. And it doesn't only work in KDE Plasma environments, but also in others...
More information about Bomber – KDE Official Site