>>15994944
Atrox. - A descendant of Albert Einstein separated 2 cells and called them the "black and white angels", but in the future they escape. They expand deep in space and start evolving on their own, forming their own species and solar system colonies on various planets.
The humans had to implant chips in their heads so the Createse wouldn't mind control them and they had to individually rely on the computer in their heads because the Intellion hacked their super computer which controlled the computer chips.
Createse - Organic living creatures with disease/plague-like characteristics which grow into supernatural beings capable of not just super viruses, but summoning phantoms which mind control, cloaking capabilities, performing long-range plasma attacks, organic bombs, flame breath, stims/steroids, things which normally only medium to high technology would have.
Intellion - Bio-technological Grievous/Terminator-like beings that make Mortal Kombat look soft. They're half bio beings that rely on technology, but their ultimate goal is to grab the Createse's superior DNA to fix their imperfections. Insane fire power and melee, a lot of energy based attacks, huge plasma towers, spider robots, shurikens, plasma orbs, suicide bombers, lazers, levitating "bikes".
Hominians - They use both dated weapons like double-barrel tanks from WW2, bunkers, bullet-based guns and aircrafts and high technology like auto-burrowing marines and turrets, flying cloaking bunkers, every building can be teleported/phased in&out for short distances, they even have an efficient mass teleport technology which the other two do not have. I think the might also have shields. They're all over the place in terms of technology. Their offensive is primitive, but their abilities and defenses are medium or high in complexity, they have a little of everything.
You never fight on familiar surroundings and utopian grassy planets. You always fight in horror-esque lovecraft/giger looking terrain/planets which are not suitable for life.
It never feels like cowboys in space, it feels like something serious.
In every ending you get a cinematic where it tells you that despite winning as a commander, the species you fought for have killed/doomed themselves one way or another.
It's a tragic war tale of 3 species that were doomed from the start. There's only 6 music pieces, but it's full of sad violins, organ pipes, military ballads, even jazz. It's a mix of classical music and modern sci-fi music with a little military music in it. One of the tracks is a typical horror movie theme.
It's a korean copycat of Starcraft 1 and it's a very poorly made melee RTS at that. A simple boring RTS and the mission briefings and dialogue even blows ass and doesn't do the setting justice.