14 DAY TRIAL // Freeciv, a free turn-based multiplayer strategy game in which each player becomes the leader of a civilization, is now at version 2.4.2.
Freeciv 2.4.2 is inspired by Civilization I and II from MicroProse, and gamers should find this title quite familiar, since one aim is to have optional modes (called rulesets) with compatible rules.
Highlights of Freeciv 2.4.2:
• The pathfinding for aerial units has been improved; • A server crash that could have occurred if a transport died due to its passenger's action has been fixed; • If one of your diplomatic units was on the same tile as an allied player's unit/city and a second diplomat of yours acted against your ally, your two diplomats would do battle with each other; • The unlikely possibility of loot from a very large conquered city, causing the victim's treasury to go negative, has been fixed; • A new map editor vision tool has been implemented.
Check out the complete changelog for all the updates and fixes introduced in this new version. Download Freeciv 2.4.2 right now from Softpedia.