Liquid War is a unique multiplayer wargame. Its rules are truely original and have been invented by Thomas Colcombet. You control an army of liquid and have to try and eat your opponents. A single player mode is available, but the game is definitely designed to be multiplayer, and has network support.
- Liquid War homepage : https://ufoot.org/liquidwar/v5
- Contact author : ufoot@ufoot.org
If you have any questions or remarks about Liquid War, you can get help and informations on the Liquid War user mailing list:
Have a good day,
U-Foot
Liquid War 5 is now (at least) 20 years old. Some files probably remained unchanged through all those years but yet, apparently, still compile and run. Don't trust the git log for activity, this thing used to be on Source Forge and even before that it was developped without any source control system, back in 1998.
Since 2005, Liquid War 6 has been released, trying to get a better interfaces and technology to that program.
It happens Liquid War 5 is still the de facto best implementation
around, usually available for major Linux distros, and Windows or
Mac binaries usually work. Your mileage may vary, I'm definitely
not actively developping this, however I'm still experimenting on new
Liquid War ideas, I even have a liquidwar7 folder somewhere on
my laptop where I'm hacking random things.
My overall advice would be to use this game and have fun with it, but if you want to hack around, there might be better things to do than touching this old and dusty code base. Please contact me if you want to know more.
Get files here for Windows or Mac users. For GNU/Linux users, most of the time, something like this is enough:
sudo apt-get install liquidwar # .deb distro (Debian, Ubuntu, ...)
sudo yum install liquidwar # .rpm distro (Fedora, ...)
Liquid War is a multiplayer wargame. Copyright (C) 1998-2018 Christian Mauduit (ufoot@ufoot.org)
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