The creators behind the Unigine Engine have announced their own cross-platform RTS game!
It's great to see a Linux friendly developer studio really push their game engine into the spotlight with what looks like could be a massively popular game!
Planned Features
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- High-end graphics
- Multi-player over LAN and Internet
- Multi-platform:
- Windows
- Linux
- PlayStation 3
- Explosive gameplay with rushing swarms of furious enemies
- Various environments
- Mod SDK available
Game Play
OilRush is a real-time strategy game based on the group control. It offers mechanics of a classical RTS combined with a Tower Wars genre: control the construction and upgrade of production platforms along with their defence forces, and send battle groups of naval and air units to capture enemy's platforms and oil rigs.
The game can be played with your friends over LAN or Internet.
Setting
In the post-apocalyptic flooded world there are two things running short: oil and time. The last survivors in a desperate desire to seize control and dominate the enemy have started the naval warfare that made the whole world one large battlefield. In these harsh and cruel times, the oil is thicker than blood.
Oil
Oil that is pumped by oil rigs is the main resource in the OilRush world. In exchange for oil you can buy additional defence turrets and make high technology researches.
Oil Rigs
Oil rigs cannot defend themselves. Controlling them is an extremely important and difficult task.
Production Platforms
Platforms build attack units of a specific type. You can also equip them with defence turrets to fight against enemy attacks. Casting special abilities to the platform affects all units close to it.
Units
Battle groups are formed of several unit types: various ships, aircrafts and submarines. Choose them wisely since you will be struggling against different kinds of enemy defence.
Technology Tree
Making special technology researches brings you more advanced defence and more powerful attack weaponry, including nukes.
Current State
The game is currently at the end of production stage. Digital release of PC version is planned for Q4 2010.
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