Glest

Détails

Description

Glest est un jeu de stratégie en temps réel distribué sous GNU GPL. Il a été développé par une équipe basée en Espagne. Le projet à pour but de créer un jeu de stratégie en 3D complètement personnalisable. Des outils sont ainsi disponibles pour éditer les niveaux ou faciliter la création de nouveaux personnages.

Evaluation

Note: 3.75/5.00 avec 2 évaluations

Langues du jeu

• Anglais

Plateformes

•  Windows
•  Mac OS
•  Linux
•  BSD

Multijoueurs

Oui

Jouable en ligne

Oui

Licence

GPL

Site Web

http://glest.org/

Page de téléchargement

http://glest.org/en/downloads.php

Développeurs

Glest Team

Captures d'écran

Vidéos

Glest video

Glest video

Glest - Magic Rush

Commentaires

Actualités

• Re: r3339: MG fails to configure with cmake 2.8.8 (policy changes)
  Quote from: tomreyn on Today at 05:56:07 PMJammy (forum username Jammyjamjamman) was trying to build MG on Fedora Core 16 tod...
  Samedi, 19 mai 2012, 20:22
• r3339: MG fails to configure with cmake 2.8.8 (policy changes)
  Jammy (forum username Jammyjamjamman) was trying to build MG on Fedora Core 16 today and ran into a cmake issue. He also had trouble getting his forum acco...
  Samedi, 19 mai 2012, 17:56
• r3339: Segfault on --validate-techtrees after "Finished Validation"
  Running --validate-techtrees on the Annex beta3 05/09/12 development snapshot (which is currently not available to the public), I ended up with a segfault after the validation had apparently completed. Here's the end of the output:[code]Dup...
  Samedi, 19 mai 2012, 17:41
• New Effect Syntax
  Here is an example of an effect that adds 50 static HP and a 1.2x multiplier for HP and for each time you click the upgrade button the effect rises 1.2x and adds 25 more static:A note: I will update this with the multiplies names syntax as soon as I f...
  Samedi, 19 mai 2012, 17:07
• Re: What is different about this screenshot?
  I'd rather that a video be used only for an intro, leaving the main menu model, as it's more practical, allowing interactivity, and of course, videos are massive, best to use prudently (a half decent quality intro video could add some serious bytes to ...
  Samedi, 19 mai 2012, 16:18