A patch for the US version of Act of War: High Treason is now available. The expansion pack update offers a mod tool, and various bug fixes and improvements. Thanks 3D Gamers.

As promised, an Act of War: High Treason demo is now available allowing you to try out this upcoming expansion pack. The 752mb download includes three singleplayer missions, three AI skirmish maps, and one naval combat map for LAN or online play. You don't need the original Act of War to play this demo.

Due out soon (March 24 in Europe, late April in North America) is Act of War: High Treason, an expansion pack for last year's fantastic military strategy game Act of War: Direct Action. The expansion pack will offer things like naval combat, mercenary units and revamped multiplayer options. I talked to senior producer Henrik Strandberg to find out more.

Henrik Strandberg: There's a bunch of new multiplayer options, such as game speed, map wealth, resource harvesting speed, shared vision between allies and unit lethality, and by combining these different settings you can get a very different gameplay experience. For example if you want a game that's more reliant on always using the right weapon in every situation, you can decrease unit lethality. If you want a more of a shoot'em'up, just increase game speed and set starting resources to like $50,000 and you'll suddenly have an extremely fast-paced game where resource management and harvesting are secondary. We've also added two brand new game modes: Marine One Down and SCUD Launcher. These are basically like "mini-games" within the game, as they provide a gameplay that is fundamentally different from the basic game, and incredibly fun

Atari sends along word that an Act of War: High Treason demo is being released this Thursday. The multi-language demo will include one singleplayer and two multiplayer maps. Owning a copy of Act of War is not required for the demo, but you will need the game for the full expansion.

Over at Voodoo Extreme you can find a few more screenshots from High Treason, the Act of War expansion pack which is due out in stores later this month. Act of War is a great game, you owe it to yourself to check it out if you liked a game like C&C Generals. Over at FileShack you can find a SP and MP demo.

Over at Worthplaying you can find fifteen new screenshots from High Treason, the upcoming expansion pack for the military strategy game Act of War.

A High Treason trailer is now available at FileShack, showing two minutes of gameplay and cinematic footage from the Act of War expansion pack. Atari has also released a set of small screenshots.

A beta testing submission form for the upcoming Act of War expansion pack is now online, revealing that this expansion is titled High Treason. Due out next year, High Treason will add new units, missions, and naval combat among other additional features. Thanks Blues News.

Infogrames has announced that Eugen Systems is working on an expansion pack for the excellent Act of War: Direct Action, released earlier this year. The untitled expansion pack will be released next March and will feature improved graphics and game features, as wel as naval combat.

Eugen Systems pushed the visual standard of RTS games to a new level with Act of War: Direct Action, a game which attracted extremely impressive review scores across the globe. The expansion to Act of War takes the visuals a step further, whilst simultaneously raising the bar in terms of gameplay. The wealth of original features include modern naval combat with bump-mapping and physics, fully customizable multiplayer games, mercenary units, improved control system, new units, revised aircraft and artillery, an entirely new campaign set in a new real-world location, new maps, and additional multiplayer enhancements.

Atari has released a second Act of War: Direct Action demo, allowing you to check out the multiplayer features of Eugen Systems' strategy game. There are two maps, which you can play online or over a LAN. The demo is a hefty 588mb download. Thanks Blues.

The second patch for Act of War: Direction Action has been released, updating the Eugen Systems strategy game to version 1.04. The 30mb update adds a new 1v1 multiplayer map, and also fixes several game bugs. Thanks 3D Gamers.

Atari has released an updated Act of War: Direct Aciton patch, just in time for the game's release. The patch adds NAT negotiation and fixes several gameplay problems. Thanks 3D Gamers.

The latest Act of War: Direct Action movie is now available, offering some more cutscene footage. Thanks 3D Gamers.

GameSpot has a new Act of War: Direct Action Q&A, asking Eugen Systems cofounder Alexis LeDressay a few more questions about this sci-fi military RTS game which Atari is publishing.

Atari has released two (one, two) new movies from Act of War: Direction Action, both offering cinematic footage. The Eugen Systems sci-fi military RTS game is shipping soon. Thanks 3D Gamers.

The game isn't even in stores yet, but Atari has already released the first patch for Act of War: Direct Action. It's unknown what the 18mb update fixes. Thanks Blues News.

IGN has an Act of War: Direct Action development diary, featuring the (brief) thoughts of Eugen System's Alexis LeDressay on the sci-fi strategy game's wrap party (LeDrassay mentions the game went gold February 22), pace of the game, and final weeks of development.

GameSpot has a Q&A with Dale Brown on their site today, asking the New York Times best-selling author about his involvement with Act of War: Direct Action. Brown wrote the story outline for the game, and will also release an Act of War novel.

Also on the Computer Games Magazine website this morning is an Act of War: Direct Action Q&A with Atari's Jeff Foley. According to Foley, the Eugen System sci-fi military RTS is on track for a March 15 release.

A new Act of War: Direct Action movie trailer has been released, showing a minute and a half of cinematic and gameplay footage from this sci-fi military RTS game. Thanks 3D Gamers.