Nexuiz v1.5 Screenshots
Nexuiz, one of the popular open-source first person shooter games available for Microsoft Windows as well as Linux on both x86 and x86_64 platforms, has released v1.5 today. Unlike some of the past releases, many of the features in this release are prominent from a new instant action mode to improved artificial intelligence and completely new menus! In addition, there is now smoother net-code, engine optimizations, redone sound effects, all new character skins, new game-modes, new maps, and new characters. For the open-source enthusiast, Nexuiz v1.5 is definitely worth checking out!
This version brings massive changes to the gameplay, technology, and content. And for the love we have to the Nexuiz community, we release on Valentines day!
Changes include:
*Many new gamemodes, new maps, new characters
*"Instant Action" button in menu
*More Advanced AI
*Redo of all the character skins (pant/shirt color like Quake1)
*Completely new menu
*Majority of sound effects redone
*Smoother netcode
*Engine optimizations
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