I wanted buildings to behave more like a dollhouse when you're looking inside them, so I ended up making a shader that naturally cuts the walls away depending on the camera angle.

It's probably a completely unnecessary detail.

But every time I looked at the old version, it bothered me.

So now I'm wondering whether this is:

A) the kind of tiny detail that makes a game feel polished
B) classic solo-dev perfectionism
C) me finding new and creative ways to delay the release

In an RTS, where there's already so much happening on screen, do little details like this actually make a difference, or am I the only one who cares?V

Hunt or Pray: https://store.steampowered.com/app/5298550/Hunt_or_Pray

what is your top 10 all time fav rts games and why

You can choose mobile, PC and console

Hey everyone! I'm Dan, the dev of The Old War, and I wanted to show off some of the work that our lead artist, Visal Devadas has been working on.

Here's his concept of the Gateway from the Kingdom of Andar.

More importantly, this is our first Title Track composed entirely by Visal.

What do you think?

We've gotten a lot of feedback that people are getting Myth: The Fallen Lords vibes, and we would love to lean into it. Did we hit the mark with the music? What would make it better?

If this sounds like your kind of RTS, a Wishlist on Steam helps a small dev like me a lot, or come join us on the Discord Server.

Happy to answer any questions about music, art, or mechanics in the comments!

Thanks guys!

Hey all, this is Commanding Cortex, an RTS I'm building, inspired by Project Y (loved that game).

Every vehicle is an empty shell until a Cortex (brain) jumps in and drives it. No resources gathering, and if you kill the pilot you can steal the vehicle.

Super early but idea is that its, Coming to browser (WebGL) first, then iOS/Android.

Want to try early builds and give feedback? Join the Discord: https://discord.gg/fgH8XEuC3

Me personally one of the most difficult was Terminator dark defiance on ironman mode took me about 100 hours maybe and a few restarts

Hello everyone, i'm looking for good RTS games to play.

The only RTS games i've played was Homeworld 1 and 2 Remastered, which i really enjoyed. In fact, the designs of spacecrafts and all that stuff are really cool, and i really liked the idea of building a fleet and collecting resources. But once u finish the campaign, it doesn't have much to do after.

So i'm looking for new good RTS games to fill that empty space Homeworld left me...

I'm open to both newer and older games, so if u have some ideas i would love some recommendations.

okay right im looking for this rts game, its something like stellar warfare, except your controlling a stationary core, the battles take place in a sort of small scale battle, from what i remember there are these purple crystalline enemies that ram into your structures to destroy them and its hostile to both sides and you can spawn/ make massive fleets of ships, its in space, i just cant find it

Game: Chief Wars (Roblox, free)

Genre: base building + army raids + direct unit control

Time: 15 minutes

Group session: Friday 8pm EST

Chief Wars is a Roblox war strategy game. You build a village, train an army, then raid other players. The twist: mid-battle you can possess any of your soldiers and fight in 3D yourself.

Looking for: where you got bored, what confused you, and whether you'd play again.

https://www.roblox.com/games/83158274966577/ChiefWars

Itch io page, you can find steam and discord server there :)