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Platform(s): PC
Genre: Strategy
Publisher: Lighthouse Interactive
Developer: Vertex4

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'SunAge' - 14 New Screens

by Rainier on Jan. 27, 2006 @ 2:48 a.m. PST

SunAge is a futuristic RTS where the player can experience 3 different races with each there arsenal of units, buildings and upgrades, taking place across 2 different worlds. In the distant future, earth is dying and mankind retreats into sealed cities. Then a new cult called RaakZun arises, spreading chaos. Our hero battles to protect his Federation and aims to strike at the heart of the Raak Zun’s creed. This opens a gateway to an alien planet and frees up the way for lethal Sentinel drones, who will crush any life-forms that get in their way.

In a far distant future Earth is dying. Mankind retreats into sealed cities but a Cult spreads, delivering chaos. Our hero battles to protect his Federation and strike at the heart of the Cults creed. This opens a gateway to a paradise planet and the lethal Sentinel drones, which have a mission to complete - no matter what life-forms get in their way.

SunAge Features:

  • Alternate modes for all units: 3 races featuring dozens of units with dual functionality for greater tactical depth
  • Connections lines: Exploit weaknesses in the enemies network while strengthening your own
  • Formations: Intuitive formation handling and superior overview in battles
  • Campaign: 24 map single player campaign with strong storyline
  • Multiplayer: Oldschool multiplayer with focus on gathering 4 kinds of resources and outsmarting the opponent in battle
  • Command queuing: Command your units to prone, build or attack where you want them and WHEN you want them to do so.

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