Extermination (1999)

A Polish strategy game of the RTS genre, in which the struggle for domination in the universe is fought with each other and strangers. In the game it was possible to combine a dynamic war game with extensive economic elements. Extermination is one great war, where there is no division into artificially directed skirmishes. The empire is growing from mission to mission, and the success of future campaigns depends on making the most of the benefits of previous conquests. Many times there will be a need to send transports with the army from the already controlled areas to the areas covered by the new fire of fighting.

In addition to the ability to transport troops and resources between captured colonies, the game also offers a number of other possibilities such as the introduction of spherical maps of planets forcing much broader planning of attacks and defense, or the acquisition of heavily fortified enemy buildings from inside. In the game there are more than 120 different units available to the player. In addition, the player has the ability to carry out 200 technological projects allowing for a number of improvements both in the sphere of buildings and units. The game can be played on multiple planets at the same time, and the enemy can launch an attack on areas that have already been captured.

Fighting on several fronts at the same time requires foresighted thinking and planning, forcing the player to maximum mental effort. In addition, the entire game environment, from unit models to buildings and surroundings, is presented with great attention to detail.

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Last updated on August 14, 2015