Planetary Annihilation: TITANS

Basically Command and conquer but with orbital units

Total War across the stars. Recommended If you want an RTS that actually feels "galactic" in scale, Planetary Annihilation: TITANS is still in a league of its own. In 2026, it remains the only game where you can build an army on one planet, launch it to another via orbital landers, and—if things go south—literally strap engines to a moon and smash it into your opponent’s face. Why it’s still essential: Scale without Micromanagement: The game uses a "strategic zoom" that lets you go from a single tank to a view of the entire solar system in seconds. It’s all about macro-management and massive production lines. The Titans: These aren't just big units; they are world-ending threats. Building an Atlas or a Zeus feels like a true "endgame" achievement that demands an immediate response from your enemies. Orbital Layer: Having a separate tactical layer for satellites, orbital lasers, and space-based transport adds a dimension that most traditional RTS games simply lack. 2025/2026 Polish: Thanks to the ongoing work by the Community Consultants and the recent "Defender’s Advantage" update, the game is more stable and balanced than ever, with new modes like Eradication keeping the meta fresh. It’s the spiritual successor to Total Annihilation and Supreme Commander taken to its logical, planet-shattering extreme. It can be overwhelming at first, but once you successfully nuke a base from across a solar system, you’ll be hooked.

This is greed dressed up as nostalgia. I have never actually completed a match, the game always crashed out. But then I found 'Beyond All Reason', which just works. So screw this game and its whole series of scam games. Can believe this trash is allowed to hang around and let steam sell Lemons.

I love this game. I love the look. I love how easy it is to play. I like watching replays of it. It just crashes to much. You'll be 10 minutes into a game and it will just crash. I bought a game expecting it work just like Beyond All Reason. Right out the box and into gameplay, but it seems like that just won't happen.

I would ask my friends to get this but the $30 price tag is asking for too much. I think $10 would be more appropriate. Given the lack of options variety in the escape menu and lack of small things like a search bar in the map selection window, the UI has polish left to be desired. The gameplay, the graphics style, and the approachability to this game are its strongest qualities. I recommend this game although it just falls short of being a competitor and it’s a pinch away.

Lol abandoned Industrial Annihilation.

в эту легенду играет слишком мало человек