Sunage (PC)

Description: Genre: Strategy - Sci-Fi CD-ROM erschien bei Lighthouse / Published by Lighthouse / SunAge is the modern day answer for ... more

Sunage (PC) ... RTS fans who want the best possible overview on their troops while trying to outstmart opponents in frantic battles where strategies and tactics are more important than ever. SunAge will include the full set of a singleplayer campaign, skirmish as well as multiplayer battles (LAN & online). SunAge runs on an indie developed engine that had been in development in-house at Vienna based Vertex4 for some time; recently the transfer to Direct X 9 has been made, resulting in better looking environments and vastly improved effects. If you have been into real time strategy games for a while, this will bring back the good days.

Newest Review: ... see anything that impressive or inspiring. I would personally call SunAge a 2D game similar to Command & Conquer. It ... more

... might have been impressive eight years or more ago but just won't cut it with serious gamers today. It struck me how long each mission takes to complete, in one case nearly three hours for a single map. Considering most of that time seems to be taken up by gathering resources, building defences, construction of your base and building units before actually being able to actually do something. I quickly found SunAge becoming repetitive and boring. The game seems to be controlled almost entirely by the mouse, but what really...more

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	Sun Age (PC CD) Platforms: Windows Vista Windows XP Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47	£ 16.62	Free! within 24 hours

Sun Age (PC CD)
Platforms: Windows Vista Windows XP

Last Update 29.11.2009 05:47

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Sunage (PC): Would Have Been Impressive Eight Years Ago... (393 words)
by - written on 03/11/08 (Very useful, 51 readings)
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SunAge is a post apocalyptic real time strategy game. It comprises of three different campaigns (The Federation, The Raak-Zun, and The Sentinel) that all follow a war from a different point of view. In this respect it reminded me of the old but brilliant Blizzard classic from the mid nineties `StarCraft' where you had the Terrain, Zerg, and Protoss (now that's a trip down memory lane.) The graphics throughout are quiet awful considering this is 2008 so don't expect to see anything that impressive or inspiring. I would personally call SunAge a 2D game similar to Command & Conquer. It might have been impressive eight years or more ago but just won't cut it ... Read the complete review