Nexuiz para Mac
Juego de deathmatch en 3D.
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Resumen de Nexuiz
Nexuiz ha estado en desarrollo durante casi cinco años por un equipo de desarrolladores aficionados liderado por Lee Vermeulen. Es un juego de deathmatch en 3D hecho completamente a través de internet. El propósito del juego es devolver el deathmatch a lo básico, con un equilibrio perfecto de armas y acción rápida, manteniéndose alejado de la tendencia actual de los shooters realistas. Utiliza texturas HFX de Evil Lair, y actualmente tiene 17 mapas en los que fraguar. Con una interfaz de usuario avanzada, el usuario puede seleccionar entre 15 modelos de jugadores diferentes para usar, con un promedio de dos skins para cada uno, y puede conectarse a nuestro servidor maestro para jugar con personas de todo el mundo.
El contenido y la fuente del juego son GPL, lo que significa que es completamente gratuito y cualquiera de ellos puede ser utilizado en otros proyectos gratuitos, incluso si se modifica. Este es un primer para cualquier gran proyecto de juego de este tipo. Esperamos que esto apoye a la comunidad de juegos gratuitos y fomente más proyectos GPL.
Novedades de la versión 2.5.2
Versión 2.5.2:
Nota: Este producto no es compatible con macOS Catalina y versiones posteriores.
- Las notas de la versión no estaban disponibles cuando se actualizó esta lista.
Nexuiz para Mac
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Versión 2.5.2
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Oct 29, 2010
Version: 2.5.1
I was hesitant to download this as it's based on a modified Quake 1 engine and I find even Quake 3's graphics clunky and dated. I'm also more of an Unreal Tournament fan. But holy flurking schnidt, this is one HIGHLY modified Quake engine, check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nexuiz for info.
I find the unrelenting fast-paced gameplay reminiscent of the original Unreal Tournament or even UT2004, with better graphics than OpenArena/Quake 3, really nice music and sound effects (weapons and announcers), and lots of levels and add-ons.
This one gives Sauerbraten a run for its (lack of) money at least in terms of fun traditional FPS gameplay. And it runs WAY faster, though the less advanced engine than SB or, say, UT2004/UT3 means less eye candy. You won't miss it.
Five stars, since it's free and open-source. If it were paid, I might give only four.
Feb 22, 2010
Version: 2.5.1
This is a great multiplayer game.
Even if you don't have internet to explore some of it's online multiplayer capabilities, there are still bots to shoot at.
Another great thing about this game that a lot of other first person shooters don't have is the ability to accept other maps that didn't come with Nexuiz, especially the ability to download maps off of a dedicated server.
Again, this is a very good first-person shooter game.
May 6, 2009
Version: 2.5.1
Very fun game, runs great on my 3 year old iMac 1.83Ghz Core Duo. However, playing regularly for 2 months last summer gave me RSI because of the extremely fast and unrelenting gameplay. So take it easy...
Feb 28, 2007
Version: 2.2.3
This game is the medicine.
I'm speechless right now.
Just came out from a 3 hour non-stop ultra hardcore games. And I just want more.
At first, I thought there were some things in Nexuiz, that didn't behave exactly as you're used to. First and foremost, the player movements have a slight accelleration/descelleration added to it. Which makes it feel a little funny in the beginning. But after a while, you're perfectly ok with it (I mean, perfectly ok with it).
Now on to some details. The sound effects are great. But, the music - although not every track - is, at times, super rad! Ingeniously crafted into this game, the music literally pumps out your adrenaline. It's that great.
I must frankly say, that I really can't collect my optimistic thoughts about this game and express it in words. But to all fps fanatics out there:
This is the game.
No unnecessary story plots, realistic yada yada; just pure battle, right from the start.