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Alien Arena 2011 Game Released

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 16 December 2010 at 09:18 AM EST. 29 Comments

Last weekend we reported that Alien Arena 2011 was coming this week, and over the night it has in fact arrived. Alien Arena 2011 brings rag-doll physics using the Open Dynamics Physics Engine, two new maps, updated player models and skins, faster particle rendering, new in-game music, updated/improved shaders, and many other key improvements.

Alien Arena 2011 can be downloaded from their Icculus project page.

The Alien Arena 2011 trailer is embedded below.

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