The RTSC Games List
			EVE-Online (2005-) Internet spaceships in one of the most niche Massive Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Games out there. Its not an RTS, but it is the main reason why updates to RTSC have dribbled to a trickle. Hm. EVE is the most long term game I've ever seen, and it has plans to be around for many years yet. It's probably the most in-depth, involved, cut throat space game out there. Ever. It oscillates between some of the dullest, monotonous game mechanics known to humankind with some of the most heart stopping visceral moments I've ever played.
			Supreme Commander (2006) The spiritual successor to Total Annihilation turns out to be everything TA and all the custom mods that were made for it were, and then more.
			Dawn of War: Dark Crusade (2007) Set in the sci-fi fantasy future world of Warhammer 40,000, Dawn of War translates arguably the most popular tabletop figurine gaming and hobby system on the planet into an over the top, action packed RTS. Its the new StarCraft, except much, much better. This is RTSC's big game section for 2005, 2006 and 2007. It assumes your playing the second Dark Crusade expansion, with the original Dawn of War and Winter Assault expansions to unlock the full seven races to play with. Here ta fix yer gubbins!
			Homeworld2 (2003) The big sequel to Homeworld, extending its gameplay features and (not quite) ignoring Cataclysm. The Hiigarans, happy and snug in their recently acquired Homeworld, are beset by the nomadic crusaders of the Vaygr, lead by the despotic leader Makaan. Astonishingly rich graphics and sound, a more strategic sense of play and a rapidly emerging collection of interesting mods are the order of the day. Its single player campaign wasn't anywhere near as good as the first one, alas.
			Startopia (2001) Tired of blowing shit up? Try galactic reconstruction instead. As Station Administrator, its your job to renovate the Station, opening new segments and providing services, entertainments, spiritual guidance, a bit of Love, and recreating the lost habitats of the planets destroyed in a terrible galactic war. Graphically splendiferous, very droll and quite funny, this is the Hitch-Hikers Guide to the Galaxy and 2001: A Space Odyssey all rolled into one. Its great! Grab a cocoa and some cheese on toast and start Sandboxing your Station today...

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