This was also included intentionally, allowing players to achieve faster movement and jump higher. Game modesĪssaultCube has fourteen different gamemodes excluding bot game modes and the in-game level editor: This feature was inherited from Cube, though it was absent in the original release of AssaultCube.ĪssaultCube's weapons are all fictional and fill the basic niches of a modern first-person shooter: the assault rifle, sub-machine gun, sniper rifle, carbine, shotgun, pistol and knife.

Deathmatch (Known as Free-For-All in other games)and Team Deathmatch.

One Shot One Kill and Team One Shot One Kill (Fight with no pickups and 1 hp with only sniper rifle and knife).

Last Swiss Standing (Knives and grenades only) and Team Last Swiss Standing.

Survivor and Team Survivor (Teams fight until opposing team is eliminated).

Pistol Frenzy (Pistols, knives, and grenades only) and Team Pistol Frenzy.Keep The Flag and Team Keep The Flag (Find the flag and keep it as long as you can).Hunt The Flag (Known as VIP in other games)ĪssaultCube started out as ActionCube in July 2004 by a few members of the Cube community.

The first official release was in November 2006. The plan was to create an entirely new game incorporating Cube 's simplicity and movement style in a more realistic environment. On May 6, 2007, ActionCube was renamed to AssaultCube due to a request from the developers of Action Quake. ĭespite its simplistic graphics and gameplay, AssaultCube maintains a consistent player base of hundreds of players, with over 60 user-run servers online at any given time. AssaultCube also has several gaming clans, some of which participate in organized tournaments. Īlthough it is based on the Cube engine, AssaultCube 's engine has been highly improved compared to the original Cube, and even incorporates features from Cube 2. Version 1.0 was released on November 21, 2008. The latest version, 1.2.0.2, was released on November 11, 2013. MappingĪssaultCube retains an in-game mapping feature from the original Cube game, resulting in a variety of custom maps. The diverse nature of the Cube engine's mapping feature allows for creativity and almost endless possibilities for custom maps. Another aspect of AssaultCube is the ease at which custom maps can be shared. These created maps can be played online fairly easily if they comply with quality pre-requisites. They can also be easily shared with others through community sites such as Akimbo and Quadropolis (all Cube engine games). Several maps from other games have been remade for the Cube engine by players. (German) Bertits, Andreas (February 2007).However, only one remake is included in the official release (remade for AssaultCube by the original author). 'Gratisspiel des Monats- Umsonst ist hier der Tod' (in German). ↑ 'AssaultCube - Features in a Nutshell'.Review of AssaultCube (ActionCube) in the magazine, not on the given link. Archived from the original on 23 June 2010. Archived from the original on 25 December 2010. Archived from the original on 28 October 2008. Archived from the original on 16 December 2008. Archived from the original on 2 December 2008. AssaultCube project page at SourceForge.Importcube command should still work i think (that would be assault>sauerbraten (or any cube 2 mod)) tesseract uses a different map compression and octtree compression format so, probably wont work but you can try after improting it into cube 2 and then saving and moving it to a tess directory.↑ AssaultCube league and ladder in the ESL.Archived from the original on 27 February 2009. Some maps just disapear and some work or only have minor errors. On the importcube command you simply have to call the command like you are opening a map so /importcube 'MAPNAME'.

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