Xonotic and Veloren are great.
Not a personal favorite, but many people seem to enjoy Mindustry.
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0 A.D. - an Age of Empires style RTS that's actually really good, especially the background music for all the civilisations, the minor details on the structures, and the customisable AI behavior.
I prefer https://www.simutrans.com/ -- I grew up with it and OTTD feels too fiddly the way you have to lay out track one tile at a time.
In no particular order:
Online/LAN:
Xonotic: Good for online/LAN-play. UT-Style FPS.
OpenRA: Damn well good. RTS.
Warsow: Similar to Xonotic, but much faster. Damn good game. Sadly, defunct.
Sonic Robo Blast 2 Kart: If you like kart games and think they are all to easy, this is your choice.
Online/Split Screen/Couch coop:
SuperTuxKart: Damn fun, especially with a few add on tracks and good company at your place.
Hedgewars: Similar to Worms: Armageddon.
Battle for Wesnoth: Really fun once in a while. Neither the online nor the local experience is really "better".
Offline/Split Screen/Couch Coop:
Atomic Tanks: Worms on steroids.
Barbarian: Rocks. The OSS-Version is a tad bit obscure.
I didn't do VCMI, but Homm3 is one of my big local multiplayer favorites. I wait for the full inclusion of WoG before shooting it up. Also, as a young boi I really loved C-Dogs. The thing is now open source, check it out.
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I've had a blast playing Smokin' Guns : https://www.smokin-guns.org/downloads
(Veloren is pretty awesome too, in a completely different way : https://veloren.net/ )
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Linley's Dungeon Crawl aka Stone Soup. The most worked and polished old school roguelike there has ever been. Just in terms of game design, it is fascinating watching this project evolve. I have never seen a project make more fearless choices, and they almost always turn out to be winners.
http://crawl.akrasiac.org:8080/
Edit: OOPS! Not really multiplayer. There are some social features on the site that hosts it allowing you to watch other people's games and heckle them and stuff.
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