Tribes: Ascend , the free-to-play revival of the classic PC shooter, is coming out sooner than you think. Was this article informative? YES NO. In This Article. Tribes: Ascend proclaims the return of the sci-fi online multi-player shooter franchise Tribes.
Developed using the Unreal 3 engine, the game positions itself as the multi-player successor to the much lauded Tribes 2. Tribes: Ascend is finally being supported again. With absolutely no warning, the aptly named Out of the Blue patch was announced earlier this month. Currently playable on a new public test server , the update is going to revamp the class system, add maps, and make balance tweaks.
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