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Glest

Glest

Glest takes place in a context which could be compared to that of the pre-renaissance Europe, with the licence that magic forces exist in the environment and can be controlled.

Current version is fully playable, includes single player game against CPU controlled players, two factions with their corresponding tech trees, units, buildings and some maps.

The core game allows the player to take control of two completely different factions: Tech, which is mainly composed of warriors and mechanical devices, and Magic, that prefers mages and summoned creatures in the battlefield.


 Glest

License
GNU GPL

Developer
Martiņo Figueroa, Jose Gonzalex, Tucho Fernandex, Jose Zanni, Felix Menendex, Matze Braun, Macros Caruncho

Website
www.glest.org

Requirements
Pentium 4 / Athlon processor
OpenGL 1.3 compatible video card and drivers (ie: GeForce, radeon)
OpenAL compatible sound card and drivers

Support:
Wiki, Xfire, Glest: Evolution

Selected Reviews:
About.com

Features include:

  • XML definitions. Every single unit, building, upgrade, faction, resource and all their properties and commands are defined in XML files
  • G3D models. Glest uses its own 3D format for unit models and animations
  • Map editor
  • Human players can test their skills against challenging AI controlled opponnents. Glest uses the A* pathfinding algorithm and other well known AI techniques
  • Multiplayer over LAN/internet
  • In-game chat

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Last Updated Monday, September 15 2008 @ 02:15 PM EDT


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