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Alien Arena 2010 released! | Gaming

Written by Mel Kham on . Posted in News

Alien Arena 2010 has been released, it is available for windows and linux users! This release features new content, bugfixes, and a variety of improvements and upgrades throughout!

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About Alien Arena :

ALIEN ARENA is a standalone 3D first person online deathmatch shooter crafted from the original source code of Quake II and Quake III, released by id Software under the GPL license. With features including 32 bit graphics, new particle engine and effects, light blooms, reflective water, hi resolution textures and skins, hi poly models, stain maps, ALIEN ARENA pushes the envelope of graphical beauty rivaling today’s top games.

Some of the new features in this release of 2010 :

  • Five new maps!
  • Two new weapon models.
  • Improvements to the renderer.
  • Security and memory bugfixes.
  • A variety of gameplay changes and tweaks.
  • Antilag bugfixes.
  • Revamped menu.

For a complete changelog look HERE

For Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid Lynx Click and install via Playdeb


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