Warsow V0.42    Suggested by jegHegy - Added on 2 Apr 2007 92MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (2353) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (8) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 powercat: The cel shading in this game is sexy! [2006-09-14 16:44]

 Hraefn: @powercat: Ditto! The unique look makes the game all the more impressive, IMHO. Gameplay is good, too, if you're a Quake fan (or even if you're not). =^^= [2007-02-06 03:22]

 Joe: Yeah, Quake at > 30 fps!!! and < 100 MB of disk. I'm seeing no lag whatsoever on a wireless laptop. Playing on a server and adding bots is good training. Now if I could only learn to jump better....Great game..! [2007-04-03 13:12]

 LavaBall: I hope many people download this,I play it and I like it,It's one of those best FPS Games to me.(Along SauerBraten ofcourse) [2007-07-16 04:02]

 ownatorji: its better than the quake & ut series imo [2007-07-16 09:59]

 Fun, fun, fun.: This game is amazingly fun. I'm surprised at how developed it is for being an 0.* release. The movement takes a while to learn, just go to the Chicago server, spectate (watch from another player's point of view) and type "cg_showpressedkeys 1" into the console. [2008-01-29 12:59]

 JuNky: every time I open the game, it came out error "failed to load opengl32.dll". I've dl & put the 'opengl32.dll' in windows\system & system32... why? any help?? [2008-02-12 11:15]

 a: where do you download? all i can find is the unified zip file which is almost 200 megs, (same size with the installer) :( [2008-04-16 16:33]

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