This library provides an interface to fetch data from New York Times Games asynchronously. It enables users to interact with the official NYT Games API to retrieve information on various games available from the New York Times. Utilizing this library, users can access real-time game data and updates, ensuring a responsive and efficient interaction with the NYT Games ecosystem over a network connection.

Various games are divided into two logical parts: engine and data. Often the engine and data are licensed in different ways, such that the engine can be distributed in Debian but the data cannot.

This package provides Recommends and Suggests on some libraries that are required for 32-bit games on some systems, but not required on others.

This metapackage will install a selection of outstanding Debian games representing almost all genres and styles. They were chosen based on multiple factors namely popularity (popcon value), unique gameplay, look and feel, aesthetics, fun factor and a good portion of subjectivity.

This metapackage will install mainly shoot 'em up games also known as shmup or STG and some closely related shooter games. Shmups are a subgenre of the shooter genre of video games. They often involve a spacecraft or aircraft shooting large numbers of enemies while dodging their attacks.

This metapackage will install arcade games suitable, in the opinion of the contributors to the Debian Jr. project, for children of all ages. Mastering most of these games requires dexterity and cognitive skills usually developed only in the older children (around ages 5 to 8). But the youngest children may enjoy watching older players, or just poking randomly at the controls, depending on the game.