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‘Awesomenauts’ Has Gone MOBA On Mac

December 7th, 2012 Wraithkal News
Awesomenauts

In the months following its launch on XBLA earlier this year, Awesomenauts has often been called “League of Legends 2D”, which is both right and wrong, but not a negative comparison. Sure, they’re both MOBA games, but where League of Legends is extremely competitive, Awesomenauts is a far more relaxed and cartoony experience that’s also easier for new players to get into.

It’s the year 3587, conflict spans the stars. Huge robot armies are locked in an enduring stalemate. In their bid for galactic conquest they call upon the most powerfull group of mercenaries in the universe: the Awesomenauts!

Sounds about right. Since Awesomenauts is a multiplayer-focused title, frequent updates are to be expected as players uncover exploits and other nasties, and at the time of writing, no less than 23 patches have been released (wow). These range from minor bug fixes and balance tweaks to sizeable content additions that expand the roster. Romino Games clearly knows what ‘post-launch support’ means..

So if duking it out in 3v3 battles where strategy and platforming play a noticeably larger role than in your average Call of Duty match is your thing, I’d highly recommend Awesomenauts. And with the recent Mac release, it’s now available on just about any platform imaginable, rendering the “I don’t have a this or that so I can’t play it” excuse invalid. These are your choices: XBOX 360 (XBLA), Playstation 3 (PSN) and PC/Mac (Steam).

Awesomenauts - Mac Launch Trailer
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