#Defcon everybody dies full version#

(If you enjoy the game, please consider boosting the number of available non-demo servers by purchasing at I've just updated the defcon package so the vector icon should work on Gnome, it would be nice if someone could report if the defcon icon is viewable after install in Gnome. It’s not clear whether Defcon: Everybody Dies (29.25, rated 'T') is more successful as a stripped-down strategy game or a bit of anti Cold-War rhetoric, but whatever it was meant to be. Read more at, and kudos to SlimG for making this possible.

Sudo apt-key add /tmp/introversion-packages-slimg-key.gpg In a game like defcon, considering the hash-checking and syncing used, itd be pretty much impossible to give yourself extra nukes/teleport units without desyncing, even if you were the server.

#Defcon everybody dies full version#

The packages are for a playable demo with (limited) online gaming, but the full version is only £10 or £15 ($20-30, EUR14-22) worldwide.Įcho 'deb feisty main' | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list The only online games (in general) that are easy/useful to cheat on are FPSs, really - an aimbot can be mistaken for a really pro mouse hand. It takes just a couple of lines in a Terminal to get this game installed, or you can add the repository to your 'software sources' of course. The game is basically a 6-player (max) online version of the Global Thermonuclear War scene from the end of the film War Games, playable at various speeds from real time to 20x real time (the world ends in about 15 minutes). DefCon - Not the Best Real Time Strategy Game. Installed through our safe & fast downloader (more info) Download Latest Version for Windows. Just thought I should draw your attention to a post on the Introversion forums - someone has created Ubuntu packages for Defcon and put them in a shiny new repository. Everybody-dies (Trial version) User rating.