Etherium

Best RTS game out there! However please download a patch here to fix frequent crashes: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3334651815

Abandonware. Unplayable. The single player conquest kicks you from tutorial because connection was lost. The worst experience possible. It was never good RTS, it was only ok RTS. It is alright to skip this one.

Short Version Review of Etherium: For RTS aficionados looking to explore the genre’s history, Etherium might be worth picking up on discount for its unique take on faction-based strategy. However, for the broader gaming audience, the title’s technical issues and gameplay limitations suggest it’s best to pass on this one. Edit of original review: After further exploration and a helpful tip from the community, I’ve discovered a workaround for the game’s technical issues: turning off Anti-Aliasing. This simple tweak allowed me to play Etherium at max settings without crashes half the time, it still does happen to me though. The game still possesses some of the flaws I mentioned in my original review, but the critical problem that prevented me from recommending it—the frequent crashes—has been resolved. Despite this improvement, I’m hesitant to say that Etherium is worth its full current price of $9.99. However, for RTS fans looking for a bargain or those interested in exploring the genre’s history, picking up Etherium at a discount could offer a few hours of engaging gameplay. The learning curve is steep, taking about 40 minutes to adjust, but once you get the hang of it, the game becomes much more enjoyable. The three factions in Etherium do indeed feel distinct, each with its own playstyle, strategies, and aesthetics. The gameplay is slow, which might not suit everyone’s taste, but there is an option to speed it up. It’s unfortunate that the campaign remains inaccessible due to the lack of a save feature during lengthy missions, as it could have added significantly to the game’s appeal. Original Review: Etherium had the potential to be a standout title in the RTS genre, offering a fresh take with its three unique factions. However, it’s plagued by a severe technical issue—instability leading to crashes after every mission. This flaw cuts short what could have been an immersive campaign experience. For those willing to overlook these issues, Etherium can be picked up at a discount for a brief foray into its world. The game has depth and complexity that become apparent after overcoming the initial learning curve. Yet, the lack of hotkeys, the need for manual unit selection, and inconsistent attack commands can frustrate seasoned RTS players. In conclusion, Etherium is a game with untapped potential, hindered by technical shortcomings. While it’s now playable with the Anti-Aliasing turned off, its full price may not be justified. Nonetheless, it’s worth considering for RTS enthusiasts, especially if found on sale or for those interested in the genre’s evolution. Etherium offers a glimpse into what could have been, but ultimately, it falls short of its promise.

uzay temalı stratejik şehir kurma savaş oyunu online. single pek bişey yok oyunda baya detaylı herşey ama görüntü kalitesi kötü bazı şeyler de küçük çizilmiş ekrana girecek gibi oluyorum sevdim ben ama darlandım saldım

this game was definetly made by developers who had at least basic knowledge of how to code

If you ignore outdated visuals, poor UI and generic music - Etherium actually has few fresh mechanics to offer. Parallel orbital war is a nice touch, faction unique abilities usable, hirable sub-factions really good, sector-based expansion interesting, weather events devastating- all clicks. Had no bugs, no crashes under linux. Quite decent small scale RTS.

Just get the fix its a great game