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0 A.D. Alpha 15 Gets Big Gameplay Updates

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 28 December 2013 at 03:04 PM EST. 8 Comments

0 A.D. is one of the best known open-source real-time strategy games and with this week's Alpha 15 "Osiris" release it's been made even better.

0 A.D. Alpha 15 features a new multi-player lobby, unit changes, the debut of Ptolemaic Egyptians, skirmish maps, user-interface updates, graphics improvements, and a wide range of other fixes.

Overall 0 A.D. Alpha 15 advances this open-source RTS even further and the game continues to be quite popular among open-source and Linux gamers. Additional details on this latest update can be found via Play0AD.com.

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