Red Eclipse 1.3 in 2012 introduced two new modes: "King of the Hill" and "Coop". It builds and expands upon established concepts of Cube 2, and uses the same octree geometry model to enable real-time, WYSIWYG editing. The game engine is written in C++ and uses SDL with OpenGL as its cross-platform graphics API.
The first stable release of Red Eclipse, version 1.0 ("Ides Edition"), debuted on March 15, 2011. Red Eclipse was branched from the defunct Blood Frontier project, itself a fork of Cube 2: Sauerbraten that began development in 2007. Unlike Cube 2, Red Eclipse features parkour movement, such as vaulting or running along walls. players fight for themselves) and Instagib (all hits are lethal, and players spawn only with a rifle). As in Cube 2, each mode can be further modified with several mutators, such as FFA (Free-For-All, i.e. Game modes include: Deathmatch (kill to score), Capture the Flag, Defend and Control (players must secure control points to win), Bomber Ball (a bomb must be brought into the enemy goal before it explodes), Race (players compete for the number of laps), as well as online cooperative map editing.
Players fight in two randomly assigned teams - Alpha (Blue) and Omega (Red) - which can be changed with mutators. Red Eclipse is a multiplayer first-person arena shooter, similar to Cube 2: Sauerbraten, with a style of play comparable to Quake III Arena or Unreal Tournament.
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