OpenRA: Command & Conquer On Linux, Powered By Mono
Another open-source game engine project similar in nature to Prequengine, OpenMW, and GemRB. OpenRA sets to remake bring Command and Conquer: Red Alert and other early Westwood real-time strategy games to Linux on an open-source engine.
A new OpenRA release was tagged recently, 20121019, which brings Dune 2000 mod support, dedicated server handling, UPnP support for multi-player, improved logic, new map editor tiles, four new RA units, new community made RA maps, RA balance changes, and much more.
This open-source RedAlert engine implementation currently supports Command & Conquer and Red Alert. Interestingly, OpenRA is implemented in C# using .NET/Mono and OpenGL. This Mono-based engine allows for native support on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
This new release of the GPLv3-licensed engine comes six months after its earlier release. More details can be learned at the OpenRA project site.
A new OpenRA release was tagged recently, 20121019, which brings Dune 2000 mod support, dedicated server handling, UPnP support for multi-player, improved logic, new map editor tiles, four new RA units, new community made RA maps, RA balance changes, and much more.
This open-source RedAlert engine implementation currently supports Command & Conquer and Red Alert. Interestingly, OpenRA is implemented in C# using .NET/Mono and OpenGL. This Mono-based engine allows for native support on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
This new release of the GPLv3-licensed engine comes six months after its earlier release. More details can be learned at the OpenRA project site.
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