A New Trailer Of Unigine's OilRush Linux Game

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 11 June 2011 at 09:06 AM EDT. 11 Comments
LINUX GAMING
Just in time for the weekend, the Russian developers at Unigine Corp have released a new (and impressive) trailer of their OilRush game with native clients for Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows.

In conjunction with this media release, they've put out OilRush v0.65 for pre-order recipients. This build fixes save/load system problems, further increases the performance, adds oil storages to some maps, decreases the oil limit, fixes the Windows installer, does some map tuning, and a number of single-player campaign changes.

Winners of our OilRush game giveaway will also be notified this weekend.

Below is the video of the new OilRush trailer for those considering the purchase of this game with excellent Linux support.

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