Sci-fi RTS ZeroSpace combines StarCraft with Mass Effect RPG choices and look, they’ve got a Homeworld guy doing the mechs
If you have been hankering for a new scifi singleplayer real-time strategy game – specifically, one in which the charm of your human protagonist is inversely proportional to the quality of the mechs – spare a few moments for ZeroSpace. A collaboration between Starlance Studios and Ironward, it puts you in charge of a galactic "Protectorate" army made up of units from various species or factions, and invites you to splattergun swarms of grumpy arachnids, while navigating "through political turmoil in the Orion sector". It's out in early access on 20th July. Read more
If you have been hankering for a new scifi singleplayer real-time strategy game – specifically, one in which the charm of your human protagonist is inversely proportional to the quality of the mechs – spare a few moments for ZeroSpace. A collaboration between Starlance Studios and Ironward, it puts you in charge of a galactic…
If you have been hankering for a new scifi singleplayer real-time strategy game – specifically, one in which the charm of your human protagonist is inversely proportional to the quality of the mechs – spare a few moments for ZeroSpace. A collaboration between Starlance Studios and Ironward, it puts you in charge of a galactic "Protectorate" army made up of units from various species or factions, and invites you to splattergun swarms of grumpy arachnids, while navigating "through political turmoil in the Orion sector". It's…
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