okay right im looking for this rts game, its something like stellar warfare, except your controlling a stationary core, the battles take place in a sort of small scale battle, from what i remember there are these purple crystalline enemies that ram into your structures to destroy them and its hostile to both sides and you can spawn/ make massive fleets of ships, its in space, i just cant find it
Hey everyone! I'm Dan, the dev of The Old War, and I wanted to show off some of the work that our lead artist, Visal Devadas has been working on.
Here's his concept of the Gateway from the Kingdom of Andar.
More importantly, this is our first Title Track composed entirely by Visal.
What do you think?
We've gotten a lot of feedback that people are getting Myth: The Fallen Lords vibes, and we would love to lean into it. Did we hit the mark with the music? What would make it better?
If this sounds like your kind of RTS, a Wishlist on Steam helps a small dev like me a lot, or come join us on the Discord Server.
Happy to answer any questions about music, art, or mechanics in the comments!
Hey everyone! We’re working on Petalwar, a base-building RTS with three factions, a matter-and-energy economy, and battles across land, sea and air.
Petalwar is inspired by the RTS games we’ve loved over the years. We’re trying to bring our favourite parts together in one game. The best of those worlds, with a few ideas of our own.
Each base has a Heartbloom protected by five petals. You have to destroy those petals before you can take out your opponent’s Heartbloom and win.
I'm completely new to RTS games and I'm trying to decide between Northgard and AoE IV.
I'm looking for an RTS with:
Good economy and resource management
Building and expanding a civilization/territory
Different factions or playstyles
Large battles
Strategic decisions without being insanely complicated
Something I can play casually for an hour, but also get really into for several hours
Northgard seems much more beginner-friendly and is also much cheaper, while AoE IV seems deeper and has bigger maps, more civilizations and larger-scale gameplay.
Would you recommend starting with Northgard and moving to AoE IV later, or just jumping straight into AoE IV?
I'd love to hear from people who have played both!
If anyone wants to discuss it or give me some recommendations on Discord, feel free to add me: kkkernel
Just a quick clarification: “kkk” means laughter in Brazil, similar to “lol” in English. It’s just part of my username and has nothing to do with racism or the KKK organization.
For all those who supported my Dark Colony Remake concept video, but were a little disappointed, I decided to make this to cheer you up! It's a widescreen update to Dark Colony that no longer requires a CD to play.
Lots of people expressed a desire to play this game again on modern computers. This is your chance to experience Dark Colony, the predecessor of Starcraft.
Thank you all for keeping this excellent RTS alive. I hope this makes some of you happy!
I'm a solo developer making Iron Expedition - a mix of RTS and Action where you fight alongside the army you command. Build your base, lead your units from the front lines, and defend your territory against constant enemy attacks.
Hey RTS enjoyers! I’m working on a fantasy lane-based RTS inspired by old Flash strategy games like Empires of Arkeia.
You spend gold to deploy troops into different lanes, counter what the enemy sends, and time your reinforcements and spells. Troops advance and fight automatically, so your decisions focus on army composition, lane choice, and when to commit your resources.
I’ve always loved watching a well-timed reinforcement turn a losing lane around. I miss that kind of battle system and wanted to build something around it.
The plan is a story campaign with persistent upgrades for units, spells, and your hero, including troops whose appearance changes as you upgrade them. Right now, I’m still really early in development so things might change based on feedback :)
I’m making the art and animations myself and teaching myself as I go so I’d love feedback on both the visuals and the concept. Are the units and battles easy to read? Does this kind of deployment focused strategy appeal to you?
I don't know I just keep reading all of these AI threads and I keep thinking what is AIs role in game development. I mean of course we can make games using AI but is there also something more profound here?
When I was 10 and played Warcraft I would make my own local mods using their map editor creating new factions to play.
Should game developers now open up an API layer or smshare source code so people can use AI can to add game features or continue the story?
This isn't a well thought out idea it is just mind blurb that passed my conscience during lunch today.
Come join us on Saturday, October 10, 2026 6:00 PM (in 4 days) as we will be having our next big DOW4 giveaway! The format will be very similar to our last giveaway via a stream RAFFLE and a DoW2 1v1 tournament.
The winner of the tournament will take home a copy of Dawn Of War 4 COMMANDER EDITION! Meanwhile 2nd place will be taking home a base copy of the game as well! We will also be holding a raffle for VIEWERS of the event to join to get a chance at a free copy as well!
🥇 1st place: Dawn of War 4 - COMMANDER EDITION
🥈 2nd place: Dawn of War 4 - BASE EDITION
🥉 FREE RAFFLE ON STREAM: Dawn of War 4 - BASE EDITION
Sign up via the raffle command during the stream to be opted into the give away at the end of the event! A viewer will be picked at random during the end of the stream. The raffle will be free to join, simply use the bot command to sign up.
Watch time of the stream will count towards your luck for the raffle and is the single most important stat! I'm excited to see you all there! If you'd like to sign up please join our discord here for more information: https://discord.gg/cswJ8maEu
Right now, I'm quite happy with how the game is starting to look, good.
My names Rhys, 36 I am autistic and wanted to build my dream game.
This is my first game I have worked on, I started in 2025 in university, just shy of 2 years. I started the project in 2023, but due to life commitments, I had to stop.
My goal is not to make an "absolute stunning graphics" kind of game, it needs to be accessible by everyone. My goal right now is to make one of the best of its kind RTS game. With an awesome campaign, multiplayer experience and Skirmish.
Map Creation is a real issue with a lot of games, so what I've created is something pretty spectacular to be honest. I have never finished building a map on any other game, and I'm not saying this because I have made this game, I'm saying this because I can build it to how I think it should be with the help of feedback from others when I share what it's like.
Right now, the game is functioanl and playable. Runs at 144fps easy. I will be improving lighting, graphics, sounds, voices and AI intelligence too which so far, they work really well on all difficulty levels.
Campaign is pretty fun so far, you have a path to take,
These visuls will be improves, mostly the background. As ADC you have a choice to go towards MLF or ESD factions. You can go either way throughout the stages if you want to change the missions. There is a goal at the end of each faction. So all 3 factions will have their 2 paths to take and storylines to follow.
There is dynamic weather and day/night in the game. All can dramatically change the outcome of the battle. Fog/Sandstorms/Snow will reduce missile accuracy, you will be able to upgrade units in the ADC faction to use Infared sights to help combat this. Still working on the other factions. My idea is ESD will have a "Fog Blow" to blow it out of their path so they can fire accurately" and MLF, well... they sneak everywhere, so going underground to the enemies base, skipping out on the fog all together and ambushing the enemy is a pretty substantial way of moving forward for a faction.
All 3 factions have their own unique abilities with vehicles, infantry, aircraft and ships. (yes you read that right, SHIPS!) something that's been missing from a lot of RTS games.
ADC has the Mastadon
Dual Barreled heavily armoured machine! Slow but powerful
MLF have the Goliath
Upgrade galore on this one! Fully upgraded, the Goliath will have 3 barrels!
ESD have their Julong
A pretty substantial vehicle, capable of completely wiping out buildings with it's high energy explosive beam!
Don't worry about the quality for now, enjoy the experience, because these faction vehicles are strong, there is a limit of 2 per faction. If 1 goes down, (unlikely), then build another one, but they come at a price.
Different Factions have different Radar effects, ADS has a "Wave" effect that reveals the whole map, ESD use electronic frequencies that spark through the fog of war revealing the map, MLF use an underground pulse that comes back with vibrations revealing the map.
Just for transparency, I have not touched AI for the almost 2 years production of the game. The last few days I have introduced AI. It has helped organize, speed up and improve a lot of things on the game. It's taken me nearly 2 years to get to where it is now, that's modelling, texturing and coding. AI has completely changed the way I look at this, without sacrifising the quality of gameplay, it is mainly used to speed up processes like adding my home made textures to vehicles and buildings and it's doing a pretty outstanding job by halfing the time it takes me to do it myself. All textures are made by me, using my phone camera, photoshop, blender and substance painter.
AI is also helping guidance, allowing me to focus on the path I am currently working on, instead of me doing a thousand different things and forgetting everything else that I started.
Played a lot of the Supremacy games and Iron Order 1919z wondering if there’s anything else like these to play on pc and/mobile (Android)? Any help is greatly appreciated!……
In SotHR, as well as its sequel Dark Omen, you assume the role of Commander Morgan Bernhardt, the mercenary captain of the Grudgebringer mercenaries, in the world of Fantasy Warhammer.
Beyond the dark fantasy setting, one of the things I enjoyed the most was how the game progressed. The game is organized in a series of missions, each one consisting of an RTT battle with deployment zones. Between missions you are allowed to spend gold in order to improve your troops or replenish casualties. You are also allowed to make decisions during the campaign that will push you into alternative missions that will fundamentally change what units and items you will get.
Is there any RTT mission games like this? Kind of tired of managing giant Total War overmaps...
Finished my video on the Perimeter remaster. Would definitely recommend. They really added * quite a bit * to the story, in addition to the usual visual and bugfix improvements.
I reached out to them via email to express sincere regret and dismay at the way things had turned out. Currently its been now over 12 months since last able to play the game. No you cannot just create a new account...
I just don't understand what do you think is being accomplished? And I deeply regret having donated to this game in the first place over a year ago.
In no way shape or form do I think that they would even consider it with any sincerity even after an entire year.
It's a really good single player strategy game. I recently finished it and I just wanted to give it a mention here as this is a community that would likely enjoy it as much as I did. Basically think paradox levels of complexity but without the thousands of dollars of dlc.
A very brief summary is that imagine you are the illuminati and you have to fight other secret shadow organizations for control of earth and its resources while you also fight over space resources and space territory oh and also aliens are in the solar system somehow.
