Most of its players are linux/media/press kind of players it seems because it received high praise as a free GPL game. Unvanquished (Forked from TremZ, an Open Wolf engine game that used tremulous-alike gamelogic and is a successor to Tremulous, current game engine name is Daemon which may be used for Xonotic's future game engine, available on desura) | Somewhat populated, it is more populated than NS2: Combat, but not by much.
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Currently there is no way to buy anything but it still isn't a GPL license game. Murnatan (Was called Tremulous 2, now uses cat/dog/goat-like aliens due to refusal of intellectual rights from Timbo and the tremulous community developers (which is next to impossible to ge the permission from ~500 people, especially those who only contributed minor tiny patches), Said to be a successor to Tremulous) | Unlike Unvanquished, this is not "truely" free but instead free to play.
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Ironically Quake 2's Gloom mod has about the same number of active players as this. It's so dead that tremulous has over a thousands times more players than it does. It's a seperate game to NS2 and has its own price tag but you're better off getting a free key from the developer. I also remade ATCS for combat, vanilla ns2 and siege modes which still currently works, and various other mods) | Currently NS2 has about triple the playerbase size of Tremulous, but that makes sense since it was released in 2012 which is fairly recent, although by statistics, tremulous is acutally more successful. I personally made a mod based off tremulous gameplay but it is no longer compatible due to updates. Natural Selection 2 (NS2, Standalone, Spark engine, commercial, received global advertising hence is widely known. NS1 was inspired by Gloom and The Land Before Time (kids dinosaur film series) Natural Selection (NS, NS1, a half life mod, successor to Gloom, "free" but properly not open source) | I don't have stats on this game, but it started developement around the same time as Tremulous, but released way earlier in 2001ish. All it needs is a standalone port and it'll be truely free) | Only one or two servers up located in europe, no latency compensation. Gloom, Quake 2 mod (The predecessor to Tremulous, "free" if it weren't for the Quake 2's dependancy.
Links to respective discords are available at that reference website as well. The following games follow the specific traits of "FPS, RTS (base construction is possible), assymetric aliens (melee only) vs humans" style gameplay. At the momnet hte dev team is focusing on improving the game enigne and apparently is still being updated just about as often as Murnatan's changelog, although Unvanquished's team is significantly larger and consists of poeple doing it in their free time.įunny you ask this, because I just updated the discord copy-paste links on my website at the bottom. Its gameplay didn't satisfy the tremulous-originated communities (Australian community was basically forced to migrate over because the 1.1 server was shut down to encourage trying out the new game) which did work successfully for about half a year before being abandoned, half of them due to lack of compatibility with old computers (but the devs thought it was an insignificant portion because no one was reporting the problems) and gameplay wasn't changed because supposidly the one guy that does the balancing still tihnks the gameplay is good. But if you're referring to Unvanquished, then yes, kinda. The entire list of servers are forks technically. has cut the community down but the population drop-off was pretty flat between 20. The recent moving of the community split between europe and U.S. 1.1 is the most popular game mode with an average of something like 12-15 players at any given time of the day. Most of the mainstream vanilla-ish servers are multi-protocol though so they will also show up in the GPP server listings and are also accessible, even if they aren't technically GPP (1.1 servers, and two, protocol 71 servers). No one has ever visited that server from what I know. Yes, there is one dedicated GPP (protocol 70) server called meow (unlimited bp).
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