If there is a video game within Gnu / Linux that has little to envy to the rest of video games on other platforms, this is undoubtedly Battle For Wesnoth. This video game that mixes strategy and role has recently had an update that not only improves the game but also adds more campaigns and scenarios to the already long history of Wesnoth.
In this case, the new version is called Battle for Wesnoth 1.13.7. This version includes a new campaign called Secrets of Ancients. A campaign that continues with Wesnoth's stories and also takes advantage of the new features that the new version implements.
Secrets of Ancients is a new campaign that consists of 21 intermediate level scenarios. This campaign has been implemented on version 1.12 and 1.13 servers, so Battle for Wesnoth users will be able to use this new campaign.
Battle for Wesnoth continues to develop despite the few campaigns they launch
Along with Secrets of Ancients, the developers have included a new UI that improves the interface in order to publish the information, such as messages, video game statistics, etc ... The terrain graphics have also been changed and improved, especially the aspect of the lava, to mention one. The multiplayer maps have been expanded with 9 more maps that will allow up to 4 players to play.
Battle for Wesnoth was born as a video game for Gnu / Linux, but thanks to the Free Software philosophy, this game can be installed on other platforms such as MacOS or Windows. If you want to try this game on these platforms, in this link you can find it. Now, if you have Linux or the video game installed, You only have to use the Software Center of your distribution to install or update it, something that is worthwhile, not only for the new campaign but also for the many bugs that this version fixes.
I have to say, I never understood how to play it.
It has some introductory campaigns that are good to start, if you read the comments of the campaigns in the menu they are easily located. In general it is a turn-based game, you move each one of "your pieces" and then the opponent does the same. Despite its "retro" graphics, it is of superb quality.