Summary
A space strategy game offering a nostalgic RTS experience against the backdrop of interstellar war.
- Release Year: 2007
- Genres: Indie, Real Time Strategy (RTS), Strategy
- Platforms: PC (Microsoft Windows)
- Developers: Evolution Vault
Introduction
‘Galactic Dream: Rage of War’ is a space strategy game for PC that harks back to the classic real-time strategy games.
Synopsis
The game’s narrative revolves around a deadly menace emerging from the galactic core, a threat of cosmic scale that could lead to the extinction of all men, the second Big Bang. This imminent danger forces humanity to venture into the unknown, moving away from the impending doom.
As humanity explores the vast expanse of space, they are not alone. A mysterious alien race with powers beyond imagining follows them everywhere they go. The presence of this enigmatic extraterrestrial species adds a layer of intrigue and suspense to the game’s plot.
However, mankind is unwilling to surrender to the enemy. With little help from their unexpected alien friends, a renegade faction of the Argo, they successfully rise against the mighty fleet which already assimilated dozens of worlds in its journey through the galaxy. As the balance of power shifts between the two warring species, the game’s narrative leaves players wondering about the cause of the conflict and its eventual resolution.
“Galactic Dream: Rage of War” is a classic real-time strategy game with resource collection, base building, massive battles, and pure destruction. The game features a single-player campaign with varying objectives, from simple “kill all enemies” to timed defenses, destroying or protecting certain targets to escort missions. Players are tasked to engage in epic galactic warfare and venture deep into space in a race against time.
Characters
Various factions with unique capabilities and spaceship designs.
Gameplay
Traditional RTS gameplay with base building, resource management, and fleet combat.
Conclusion
A cherished title for those looking for a traditional space strategy experience.
Review Score
6.5/10