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Awesomenauts

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Awesomenauts

Developer: Ronimo Games
Publisher: Ronimo Games
Platform: Windows
Released internationally: August 1, 2012


MusicIcon.png This game has unused music.
Carts.png This game has revisional differences.


See, this is why game preservation is important.
This game is defunct.
Do note the game no longer works at all without modifications. This is most likely due to the game's servers being shut down. As a result, further official developments with the game are unlikely to happen.

Awesomenauts is a 2D MOBA where two teams of 3 face off against each other.

The game had been receiving updates since its release that added new content, game modes, characters, bugfixes, and balance tweaks. Currently there are 33 characters (known as Awesomenauts) that each feature their own character theme, ranging from all different kinds of races: A dynamite-throwing cowboy, a gangster frog that shoots water, an exploding robot, a wizard worm, a flame-throwing crocodile...

In September 2019, Ronimo Games' announced that they are going to stop working on development updates for Awesomenauts.

In August 2023, Ronimo Games' was declared bankrupt and as a result, the game's servers went offline on September 15, 2023.

Hmmm...
To do:
Create a pre-release article. There is lots of beta-only content and concept art, especially the artbook. See here for more info.
  • Add unused textures that were present in older versions of the game or are still present in the current version. (Unicorn medal, drop pod crafting related icons, etc.)

Unused Music

MusicMatchStart.ogg

This music plays at the beginning of a match, but usually only the first 35 seconds can be heard. Outside of pausing in an offline bot match, it cannot ever be heard.

Unused LevelObjects

Some objects are not used in any official maps and cannot normally be placed in the map editor. It is still possible to place them in custom maps by editing the copypaste.xml file manually and pasting the content of the clipboard in the map editor.

Spike

Stuns, may have additional settings?

Nauts-level-object-spike.png

Treasure

Drops solar when touched. While it acts the same way as "Pickups" when their "type" setting is set to "Treasure", this item has its own LevelObject.

Nauts-level-object-treasure.png

ReGrower

Moves when hit. Moves back to its original position after a while.

Nauts-level-object-re-grower.png

Destroyable

Wall that can be destroyed when hit.

MessageButton

While used in official maps, this LevelObject is not available in the map editor object list. However it can be copied by using one of the official maps as a template. It allows to display game messages like "You reached the enemy base!"

Nauts-level-object-message-button.png

Revisional Differences

See the Official Awesomenauts wiki for the complete patch notes.

Graphical Changes

Old New
Penny Splash Art Awesomenauts Old Penny Splash.png Awesomenauts New Penny Splash.png
Before Patch 3.4 Patch 3.4
Raelynn Splash Art Awesomenauts Old Raelynn Splash (before 3.4).png Awesomenauts New Raelynn Splash (since 3.4).png
Before Patch 3.4 Patch 3.4
Penny Scoreboard Icon Awesomenauts Old Penny Scoreboard Icon (before 3.4).png Awesomenauts New Penny Scoreboard Icon (since 3.4).png
Raelynn Scoreboard Icon Awesomenauts Old Raelynn Scoreboard Icon (before 3.4).png Awesomenauts New Raelynn Scoreboard Icon (since 3.4).png
Yoolip Scoreboard Icon Awesomenauts Old Yoolip Scoreboard Icon (before 3.4).png Awesomenauts New Yoolip Scoreboard Icon (since 3.4).png
Clunk Minimap Icon Awesomenauts Old Clunk Minimap Icon (before 3.4).png Awesomenauts New Clunk Minimap Icon (since 3.4).png
Before Patch 3.0 Patch 3.0
Lonestar Minimap Icon Awesomenauts Old Lonestar Minimap Icon (before 3.0).png Awesomenauts New Lonestar Minimap Icon (since 3.0).png

Ted's Titanium Skin

The Titanium Ted skin was inspired by the StarCraft II version of Jim Raynor, but to avoid copyright issues with Blizzard Entertainment the skin was soon altered. Ronimo Games offered full refunds to anyone who purchased the skin prior to its changes.

Patch 2.0 Patch 2.0.2(?) Patch 2.0.3(?)
Awesomenauts Old Titanium Ted.jpg Awesomenauts Interim Titanium Ted.jpg Awesomenauts Final Titanium Ted.jpg
Old New
Titanium Ted
Splash Art
Awesomenauts Old Titanium Ted Splash.jpg Awesomenauts New Titanium Ted Splash.png

Sorona

Patch 2.10 changed some things about the Sorona map.

Before Patch 2.10 Awesomenauts Old Sorona.jpg
Patch 2.10 Awesomenauts New Sorona.png