
An RTS base builder with huge battles, constant production, and autonomous ships. The Spance approaches, a vast and mysterious storm at the edge of humanity. Who shall claim its riches? Brave the perils of the depths in a story-rich singleplayer campaign with numerous distinct factions and bosses.
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Constant endless unit production from your shipyards. Each ship is autonomous, they seek your opponents and prioritize what they are best suited to fight. Witness vast battles. Though you cannot directly control your units in the interference of the Spance, you can create waypoint chains to direct where shipyards send your fleets.
Inspired by the gameplay of Obliterate Everything by CWWallis.
A fast-paced singleplayer campaign with over 40 missions where you fight both with and against each of the main factions. Delve the secrets of the Spance, and annihilate your opposition. Overcome the horrors of the storm and wield the might of interstellar armadas.
Annihilate The Spance is a real-time strategy game focused on a singleplayer campaign that sees you handle base building, economy, and armadas of autonomous starships. In ATS your units cannot be commanded individually, but you have many solutions to direct them towards your goals. Each ship has its own intelligent AI, and will attempt to do its best alongside its brethren in the heat of battle.
Test your ability to respond to situations as they change and shift in the chaotic tide of a 3D battlefield. ATS features an unlocked height plane, allowing starships to fly up, down, and around their enemies. Battles are multiple stories high, and can bend and shift as new vessels with unique capabilities arrive upon the battlefield. ATS has a greatly varied unit scale, ranging from tiny drones to kilometers-long capital ships that can level entire bases multiple times over.
Each ship in ATS is autonomous, targeting and attacking on its own initiative while you focus on making higher-level strategic decisions. Plan your fleet composition carefully. Calculate build cycles. Make tactical positioning decisions. There is no single ship that can win this battle. Compose a mixture of ships from across your entire selection of blueprints. Exploit your enemies' weaknesses and capitalize on your strengths to annihilate the enemy.
The Story
ATS is set in a future embroiled in conflict following the discovery of a mysterious, ultra-dense nebula-like anomaly known as the Spance. An ancient, roiling storm of matter and energy, the Spance has roamed the galaxy for eons and dragged hundreds of solar systems into its depths. Extreme and inexplicable phenomena make navigation of the Spance treacherous, but the unfathomable riches contained within offer a lucrative new frontier full of promise. However, not all is as it seems.
Four interlinked campaigns will take you through the depths of the Spance. Encounter each of the major factions as they struggle toward their goals for the Spance and its treasures, all the while gaining access to new units and technologies. Learn the unique doctrines needed to command the military might of the Kontaalen Armada, the united fleets of the Vaalkorei Coalition mercantile guilds, and the experimental technologies of Emar's Tychon Division. Delve ever deeper into the impenetrable abyss of the Spance and unlock its secrets.
Skirmish, Custom Maps, and the Level Editor
Beyond the main campaign, you can jump directly into Skirmishes against AI opponents in custom maps and levels.
Additionally, our game features a full in-game level editor that can be used to create and share your own scenarios.
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Languages: English**languages with full audio support
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The steam algorithm strikes again! I randomly got recommended this game and I've been really enjoying it so far. If you're a fan of RTS games, I'd recommend giving this one a try. It's still EA at the time of this review but what's there is fun and i look forward to the rest of the campaigns.
good game
great game... different and addictive with tons of synergy with different types of units and factions. great progressing story line great job devs!
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Hours played at review time, across 49 reviews with recorded playtime.
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when i first got it last year it was great had a lot of fun. and would have given it two thumbs up. it was challenging but you could adjust your builds on the fly as things evolved. that no longer seems to be the case. came back to it recently and its nearly impossible to win a skirmish, once the bots reach mid map the momentum falls snowballs to their favor in a way that doesn't seem to i cant seem repel.
Worth a buy Currently in early access however you can play this and get a satisfying thirty mins of play from it. Updates are a bit slow but substantial and consistent. I look forward to seeing where this ends up, hopefully in a very good itch. So far it scratches a certain itch.
Honestly I'm not very good at finding the right words for reviews like this so I'll just keep it simple, if you are a fan of base-building RTS games or Auto-Battler's I highly recommend at the very least checking out the free demo for this game because I have been having an absolute blast in it's skirmish mode. Sincerest congratulations to the Dev team because I cannot wait to see what they have in store for future updates and greatly hope for online multiplayer to be eventually added so I can enjoy this game with my friends.
its fun chilll ! i love it
-English version at the end - Vi el juego en un vídeo de "joyas escondidas" y me pareció una pasada. Tanto la idea como la estética me atrajeron mucho y al ver que había una demo no dude en probarlo. Me gustó tanto que según me terminé el contenido de la demo (incluye una campaña entera), me compré el juego queriendo arrasar con las otras 4 que supuestamente ofrece. Así de primeras 28€ por un juego de este tipo me pareció algo alto como precio pero finalmente me decidí a comprarlo porque lo que había probado había sido increíble. Me meto en el juego, voy directo a la segunda campaña, una maravilla. Me la fulmino y voy directo a por la tercera cuando de repente....Locked... Al principio pensé que sería algún error, que se habría quedado pillado entre la versión de la demo y la del juego ya que tenía ambas en la biblioteca de steam. Pero que va...mucho peor, por lo visto tras un año de actualizaciones menores aún no han incluido siquiera la tercera campaña. Entiendo que son un grupo de tres personas y no quiero pensar mal de ellos, seguro que terminan el juego y será un juegazo pero por el momento no te recomiendo que lo compres. -Con la demo (gratis) te juegas una campaña entera + skirmish (modo VS configurable) -Con el juego comprado (29€), puedes jugar la primera y la segunda pero no las otras 3 que faltan por incluir. Conclusión: *No vale la pena pagar 30€ por jugar únicamente una campaña más, ahórrate el dinero y juega la demo que tiene casi el mismo contenido sin pagar nada.* Una pena porque me estaba flipando el juego...y ahora me siento totalmente estafado. Si me dejas probar una demo gratis no me cobres 30 pavos por haberle metido una campaña más. Una cosa es un early access otra muy distinta sacar el juego con menos del 50% de su contenido final. Como siempre se usa la herramienta del early access mal y es algo grave porque muchos desarrolladores indie necesitan a veces esta funcionalidad para sacar un juego adelante y al final como la mayoría simplemente se aprovechan para agarrar la pasta y luego ir actualizandolo según les convenga, sin prisa alguna y con tu dinero ya en el bolsillo. Al final dejaremos de confiar en esta herramienta y muchos juegos quedarán a medias por el mal uso de todos aquellos desarrolladores, que como estos, no han sabido apreciar la confianza de sus jugadores. --------------------------------------- English Version ------------------------------------------------------------ I saw the game in a ‘hidden gems’ video and thought it looked amazing. I was really drawn to both the idea and the aesthetics, and when I saw there was a demo, I didn't hesitate to try it. I liked it so much that as soon as I finished the demo content (which includes an entire campaign), I bought the game, eager to conquer the other four that it supposedly offers. At first, 28€ for a game like this seemed a bit steep, but I finally decided to buy it because what I had tried was incredible. I got into the game and went straight to the second campaign, which was wonderful. I finished it and went straight for the third when suddenly... Locked... At first, I thought it was some kind of error, that it had gotten stuck between the demo version and the game version, since I had both in my Steam library. But no... much worse, apparently after a year of minor updates, they still haven't even included the third campaign. I understand that they are a group of three people and I don't want to think badly of them, I'm sure they'll finish the game and it will be a great game, but for now I don't recommend buying it. -With the demo (free) you can play an entire campaign + skirmish (configurable VS mode). -With the purchased game (£29), you can play the first and second campaigns, but not the other three that are still to be included. Conclusion: *It's not worth paying 30€ to play just one more campaign. Save your money and play the demo, which has almost the same content without paying anything.* It's a shame because I was really enjoying the game... and now I feel totally ripped off. If you let me try a free demo, don't charge me £30 for adding just one other campaign. Early access is one thing, but releasing a game with less than 50% of its final content is quite another. As always, the early access tool is being misused, and it's a serious issue because many indie developers sometimes need this functionality to get a game off the ground, and in the end, most of them simply take advantage of it to grab the cash and then update it as they see fit, without any rush and with your money already in their pockets. In the end, we will stop trusting this tool and many games will be left half-finished due to the misuse of all those developers who, like these, have failed to appreciate the trust of their players.
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>Be me. >Wishlist game. >Find out it has a demo. >Play demo. >Addicted, buy game. >Best space game to ever space game.
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