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Hive Rise

Version: 1.0.3319

Published by vulcando-games

Category: Strategy

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Online RTS Game

Hive Rise is the high speed realtime strategy game for the fast action in between!

Compete for free against thousands of other players and decorate yourself with great trophies!

2023 - Since the wars between enemy nations were dying out at the beginning of the 21. century, someone had to ensure a fresh supply of senseless violence. The solution: Hive Rise! The TV-Show, in which bored millionaires, car tinkers and retired generals can do a live and uncensored arms race.

On a gigantic battleground somewhere in the desert sand opposing camps are neatly lined up. From here the teams are facing each other, using highly specialized mercenaries and the latest military equipment.

Be there when it`s time for everybody against everybody, you against all and all against YOU!

License: commercial (optional paid addons)

Additional System Requirements:

System Requirements Linux
Hive Rise needs a current Linux with at least kernel 2.6.23 or higher, Xorg 1.4 or higher and GTK 2.12 or higher.
OpenGL hardware acceleration must be activated.
On a 64 Bit Linux (X86_64) you'll need all 32 bit compatibility libraries. Also the OpenGL drivers have to be installed with 32 bit support.
You get more information (e.g. on installation) in the Hive Rise Linux Forum.

Sound:	Play in X:	Play in Console:	Multiplayer:	Network Play:	3D Acceleration:	Source Available:
yes	yes	no	yes	yes	yes	no

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Submitted by titi on 2009-08-19.

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Hive Rise posted by Chris7mas @ 188.25.31.174 on Mar 10 2010 7:25 PM

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changed? posted by damn @ 82.25.68.120 on Mar 7 2010 9:31 PM

The last time i played this i quickly realised that the only point to the game is advancing on the leaderboard, and the easiest way to do that is to pay money(real) to the game's developers, utterly pointless. Have they padded it out, used the engine for a proper rts or anything?

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does not work posted by P3GCu2h3bE @ 213.39.169.174 on Sep 4 2009 10:44 AM

Archlinux, nvidia graphics drivers. It loads halfway and then hangs completely. Had to kill the process(es) from another terminal.

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Hive Rise posted by 569874123 @ 85.243.19.130 on Aug 25 2009 12:01 PM

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really fun to play posted by titi @ 213.252.171.99 on Aug 21 2009 9:18 AM

It's really simple to learn and fun to play, but you must play very aggrasive and offensive to survive the 10 minutes ( and kill your neighbours :) ) I (only) played about 20 matches now, but I was never killed anytime up to know. But maybe I'm a bit trained for offensive RTS gaming from playing glest ;-)

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Interesting concept posted by Jazz @ 93.170.2.97 on Aug 21 2009 7:04 AM

Game got an interesting concept of an 10-minutes close RTS fights. It's very simple to learn - three unit types, and units to counter them.

But concept is not yet implemented :/ Protective field that prevents enemy units from getting on your base is useless - enemy howtizers can raze your resource-producing buildings through the field.

Also it's much about camping and blocking. Most of the enemy units are trying to rush to your flag - capture your base and make you unable to fight back. Turrets can be built only on entrances, so enemy units in the center of hive can't be reached by their fire. Building useless barracks around your flag and pushing all units in the center makes your base invulnerable and you'll get good unit kills ratio at the end. Building few bombers will help to balance you buildings razed ratio.

Round lasts only 10 minutes. I could not find any reasons to advance in the enemy base, because you'll lose more than mine in last minutes.

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	Hive Rise posted by Chris7mas @ 188.25.31.174 on Mar 10 2010 7:25 PM


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	changed? posted by damn @ 82.25.68.120 on Mar 7 2010 9:31 PM
The last time i played this i quickly realised that the only point to the game is advancing on the leaderboard, and the easiest way to do that is to pay money(real) to the game's developers, utterly pointless. Have they padded it out, used the engine for a proper rts or anything?

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	does not work posted by P3GCu2h3bE @ 213.39.169.174 on Sep 4 2009 10:44 AM
Archlinux, nvidia graphics drivers. It loads halfway and then hangs completely. Had to kill the process(es) from another terminal.

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	really fun to play posted by titi @ 213.252.171.99 on Aug 21 2009 9:18 AM
It's really simple to learn and fun to play, but you must play very aggrasive and offensive to survive the 10 minutes ( and kill your neighbours :) ) I (only) played about 20 matches now, but I was never killed anytime up to know. But maybe I'm a bit trained for offensive RTS gaming from playing glest ;-)

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	Interesting concept posted by Jazz @ 93.170.2.97 on Aug 21 2009 7:04 AM
Game got an interesting concept of an 10-minutes close RTS fights. It's very simple to learn - three unit types, and units to counter them. But concept is not yet implemented :/ Protective field that prevents enemy units from getting on your base is useless - enemy howtizers can raze your resource-producing buildings through the field. Also it's much about camping and blocking. Most of the enemy units are trying to rush to your flag - capture your base and make you unable to fight back. Turrets can be built only on entrances, so enemy units in the center of hive can't be reached by their fire. Building useless barracks around your flag and pushing all units in the center makes your base invulnerable and you'll get good unit kills ratio at the end. Building few bombers will help to balance you buildings razed ratio. Round lasts only 10 minutes. I could not find any reasons to advance in the enemy base, because you'll lose more than mine in last minutes.

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