TEG is a software that replicates the popular board game, RISK.
This software review is about the TEG project, which is a clone of the popular strategy game Risk. TEG stands for 'Plan Tactico y Estrategico de la Guerra' and has been developed as a networked multiplayer turn-based strategy game. It includes a server, a robot, a GNOME client, support for GGZ Gaming Zone, and IPv6.
While TEG is based on the rules of Risk, it's worth noting that some rules are different. This can be an important factor for die-hard Risk fans who are looking for a game with complete compliance.
The latest release of TEG includes some notable features and bug fixes. These include support for spectators in GGZ v0.0.6, updates to translations for French, Brazilian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, and Polish, improvements to the metaserver, and a fix for a bug that was causing crashes when using gnome-canvas 2.2 or newer.
Overall, TEG is a worthy competitor in the world of turn-based strategy games. With its multiplayer capabilities, support for various platforms and languages, and recent updates, it's definitely worth checking out.
While TEG is based on the rules of Risk, it's worth noting that some rules are different. This can be an important factor for die-hard Risk fans who are looking for a game with complete compliance.
The latest release of TEG includes some notable features and bug fixes. These include support for spectators in GGZ v0.0.6, updates to translations for French, Brazilian, Portuguese, Spanish, Italian, and Polish, improvements to the metaserver, and a fix for a bug that was causing crashes when using gnome-canvas 2.2 or newer.
Overall, TEG is a worthy competitor in the world of turn-based strategy games. With its multiplayer capabilities, support for various platforms and languages, and recent updates, it's definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 0.11.1: N/A