Oil Rush™ - Debut-HD-Trailer

Spielszenen mit Echtzeit-Seeschlachten
Der Entwickler Unigine zeigt in diesem Trailer erste Spielszenen aus seinem Echtzeitstrategiespiel Oil Rush. For Requirements visit: http://oilrush-game.com/info/requirements/

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Oil
• Rush
• Debut
• Trailer
• Gameplay
• Ingame
• teaser
• gaming
• video game
• strategie
• multiplayer
• unigine

[makisave]

Oil Rush is now available on Steam and 10% off the first week!

[rubnaus]

WHAT? Windows and Linux? Where's Mac? I mean, there are more Mac users than Linux users, right?

[makisave]

@rubnaus ...hi, this trailer is very old - Mac OS X 10.7+ (Lion) is required too

[Nyocurio]

@gerickjohn2142 um.. that's why it happens once in a thousand times. When I pause I usually click anywhere on the screen, and I think I clicked the screen above the dislike button while accidentally scrolling down, thus landing on the thumbs down button (why the hell am I even explaining this.....)

[ardetbay23]

what's the song? please.. ? :)

[CrunchyF123]

looks fun but lets see this game for what it is ...... more brainwashing propaganda for the kids to accept going to war to steal other countries resources.

[cdewsx159]

Man~~~ No Xbox~~~~ T_T

[mrmoo232]

Macs are built to run software that is made for macs from the start, and mac software is made for macs only, thats just the apple way of life. This is why macs run so smoothly and only fail at running software not made for macs, its also why you rarely get viruses on them.

[masongalbraith]

looks like my shit

[freakman420]

Hey look they finally made a game out of Water World.

[drakenlorde]

A really basic RTS game. I played it and like it at beginning but it lacks of gameplay deepness. I know this is kind of a demo for their engine but the game models are extremely low poly and textures really low res, I thought they would do something near their benchmarks's graphics.

[alkafrazin]

@rubnaus Windows is still more popular, especially around PC builders, who are often the ones playing games on PC to begin with. After all, why buy an overpriced console when you can get all the parts, cheap?

Linux probably does have a larger gamer userbase than Mac, and is infinitely easier to support, especially since everything needed to port to the platform is free, open source, and made to be used by any and everyone. Not only is there a larger market, but it's cheaper to port to.

[ThePandafriend]

@makisave

Do not buy it at Steam!

You can get a cross plattform (mac, linux, pc) version at the official website without being forced to use DRM. If you want a Steam version: You get also a Steam key from them

[rubnaus]

@alkafrazin Yes but is that market really smaller than the Linux users who play games?

Just because OSX has a more friendly layout, doesn't mean only old people use it. It's getting more and more popular to make/convert games to mac. Sure, old games many times aren't for mac (too), but that's just because Windows was more popular back then.

But you're right: right now, most games are for windows only, but I really think (and hope) in the future they will be made for OSX too.

[TheBerxus]

Nuke in World in conflict was better