You can attach a jetpack to a hero to give you additional mobility, swap out more powerful cannons on your armored tanks, and give high-rank units morphing abilities to make them more versatile in combat. The standard units are also extremely customizable. There are also upgradeable heroes that you can rank up and earn cash with to purchase new weapons and abilities. Sounds cool right? You can take direct control of any unit at any time and wade into battle. The difference is, you're not just going to be the eye-in-the-sky general commanding troops you also get to jump into your soldier's boots and experience the carnage on the ground from a third-person perspective. You'll then command your army to destroy your enemies like any other RTS out there. See, you'll build up your bases, add defenses, and train troops. It's still an RTS, but with a bit of a twist. Universum: War Front is a bit different from the other games on this list. Having thousands of units, building bases that span solar systems, and destroying heavenly bodies at will sounds like the recipe for an amazing RTS. So, potentially, you can have thousands of units-spanning an entire galaxy-at your command. Alongside the hundreds of accessible planets in the procedurally generated maps, there's no unit cap. You won't launch nuclear missiles to scorch the planet, you'll strap rocket boosters to an asteroid and fly it into an enemy world to destroy it.Įverything about Planetary Annihilation is about providing immense, epic battles. Rather than attack enemy bases, you'll attack enemy solar systems. Instead of sending minors over a hill to collect gold, you'll collect resources from mineral rich space rocks. In Planetary Annihilation, you'll be fighting over and destroying entire planets. Most RTS titles have you fighting the opposing faction over a pitiful spot of turf on a single world. 23 2014 Pre-order now on Amazon (opens in new tab)
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