Hi-Rez Rolls Out New Maps And Changes For Tribes: Ascend
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Hi-Rez Rolls Out New Maps And Changes For Tribes: Ascend

Tribes: Ascend is desperately trying to get my vote for Game of the Year. The free-to-play first-person shooter has been getting a great response from not only critics, but also the general gaming community and, of course, Hi-Rez Studios has been taking note of this success.
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Tribes: Ascend is desperately trying to get my vote for Game of the Year. The free-to-play first-person shooter has been getting a great response from not only critics, but also the general gaming community and, of course, Hi-Rez Studios has been taking note of this success.

The studio’s latest update for the game fixes a few issues the community has been talking about, and also adds a few features. Its biggest change will come in the form of two additional maps that are making their way into the rotation: “Tartarus”, which is a new Capture The Flag map with a destroyed ship in the middle of the map serving as a hub, as well as “Hinterlands”, a new arena map in a lush jungle full of colorful plant life and pools of acid.

You can check out this video, in order to see all of the update’s changes.

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