What happened is that in 2010, one of the founders made a deal with a game company called Illfonic and they created a closed-source paid-for version of this game (released in 2012 for Xbox, PSN, and Steam). Which doesn't perhaps convey quite the image one might want from a developer. The Nexuiz you find in the repositories is usually referred to as Nexuiz Classic, and is staying at version 2.5.2. The original game was released on May 31, 2005. A remake, also called Nexuiz, has been released for Steam and Xbox 360 using CryEngine 3. The game was released under the GNU General Public License (GPL) and uses the DarkPlaces engine, a modified Quake engine. IllFonic seem a strange bunch, currently also making (the troubling looking) Ghetto Golf, and describing their games section as "Upcoming Shit". Nexuiz is a free first-person shooter video game developed and published by Alientrap. What they are, I'm not yet aware, and I confess to not having played the original. Using something called Dynamic Mutators, which allow the up-to-eight players to muck around with an arena's physics. It is fast paced, has great weapons, looks great, and has some pretty awesome modifiers (hacks) built into the game. And it's a properly mind-bending concept. So Nexuiz could be a pretty good experience if you like arena shooters.
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Original designer, Forest Hale, has moved over to IllFonic for the project, currently suggested to cost $10 on release, which we can probably assume won't be equally as Free with Crytek's code underneath.
Then it was intended to be a GPL shooter, free to play, and free software, available on PC, Mac and Linux. IllFonic's CryEngine 3 game is an FPS "reimagining" of the game's previous incarnation when released by Alien Trap in 2005. Perhaps not the most catchy of names, Nexuiz has just been announced as receiving a publishing deal from THQ Partners and Machinima.
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