Star-Twine

This is one of the most unique and interesting games I have ever played. Lots of replay value if you just like skirmishing, as there are literally an (almost) infinite number of stages to choose from This game is gorgeous. Each of the stages are a wonderfully random (and quite enormous) mass of 'threads' floating in the middle of space, which you are free to explore. It's a strangely beautiful and otherworldly experience. The game also features a really nice ambient electronic soundtrack from the developer himself. Check it out: https://ericbillingsley.bandcamp.com/album/star-twine-soundtrack And once you get the hang of the mechanics, it's a lot of fun too. I can't give this any less than a glowing review because of the slack-jawed delight I experienced the first few times I played it. That said, don't expect to see a lot of multiplayer action. The mode is fun though, if you can rustle up a friend to play with.

Fun strategy game, you need to create energy sources so with the energy you recieve from it, you can create your defence weapons, the objective is simple, defeat all enemy objects https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ug_q3jJvhd0

THis game is so amazingly calm [b]and[/b] exciting, with very neat and chilling music and super unique gameplay, that I wish I could just play on and on and [b]on[/b]. [spoiler]And I will do![/spoiler]

Fun, challenging and not as simple as it first appears. Gorgeous graphics and intuitive controls let you dive right in.

A very strange/unique 3D RTS I've remembered since ancient times and I'm glad to have found it again in the vents of Steam.

Simply put, if you like strategy games, this game is awesome! A perfect example of the elegance of simplicity. You have a mere 5 things you can do, with a suprising amount of strategic depth in how you utilize those 5 things: Energy, which is your life's blood in more ways than one; not only is it your economy, but lose all of these and you lose the game. Turrets, which are your basic form of attack, good to spam lots of them. Black holes, which are your sole means of defense, as they deflect incoming shots, but enough focus fire can overcome them. Sentinels, which 'claim' territory on the map, which is good because the enemy cannot build things in your territory. Also work in a pinch to draw enemy fire, and will instantly destroy any enemy units caught in their influence. And lastly Missiles, which are costly, slow to charge, but if they go off, can wipe out enemy forces in a wide area. The key is positioning; your forces and theirs will fire upon the closest target to them. So depending on where you build things, you can protect other things, and the same with them. You can fly anywhere on the map, which is a giant ball of strands, and each vies for optimal positioning to take out the other, by whatever means they deem necessary. Truly, this is a unique and innovative title; the only con I have is sometimes it can be akward to precisly position yourself exactly where you want to be, as when you stop flying you will automatically gravitate towards the nearest strand. Also, there doesn't seem to be a way to destroy a unit once youve already built it, which can sometimes be problematic with black holes, as they can affect YOUR turrets shots as well; depending on what they are firing at they might choose to fire through the black hole, which of course doesn't work very well.... Also the multiplayer is dead, so it is a good thing to have some friends to play with, unless you just want to skirmish with the AI. All in all I would highly recommend this title!

I got the game years ago in a cheap bundle and gave it a go for the first time. I gotta say that I'm surprised it never picked up more traction. In the end the strategies you can employ feel a bit limited due to the few structures you can build but it was still an enjoyable playing experience for a couple hours.

Interesting take on tower defense. The camera and your orientation can be tricky at times, but the game is pretty fun overall.

This a very interesting strategy game. Though it only has 5 buildable structures it is actually deeper than it appears and there's a lot of interesting tactics you can employ with these building blocks. Has a difficulty spike around level 8 in the campaign, the stuff before that is basically tutorial. If you like this but find it too hard/fast paced you might like Eufloria, it has a vaguely similar feel though much slower paced. I'm doing a series of videos, in case you wanted to see some gameplay before buying: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-ggI8VFXeA

really nice and cool game its pretty fun but kinda hard xd