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Oh, I haven't played them for a long time, but if you have a gamepad and like twin-stick abstract minimalist shooters, I remember having fun with Kenta Cho's games, and all are packaged in current Debian-family Linux distros. They use 3d textureless graphics, will run on any system out there that can do 3d.
gunroar
rrootage
tumiki-fighters
torus-trooper
titanion
mu-cade
noiz2sa
https://www.asahi-net.or.jp/~cs8k-cyu/
I don't see people often mentioning those, so maybe give them a bit more visibility.
Just wanted to stick something a bit more action-oriented in.
Tyrion is an old DOS shmup that was open-sourced ages back and is also in Debian-family distros as
opentyrian.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tyrian_(video_game)
I'd still play that.
Another old DOS game that was open-sourced is Star Control 2, in Debian-family Linux distros as
uqmfor Ur-Quan Masters.That's old, but I think still fun.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ur-Quan_Masters