GameZone writes: "The balance of power is changing. As a demigod, your strength is limited. You aren't in complete control – but that is about to change. One of the gods has disappeared, creating a vacancy that must be filled by the toughest, most influential demigod. If successful, that demigod will successfully make the transition to full-fledged god, granting him (or her) unimaginable power.
So goes the story of Demigod, a ruthless RTS of unique proportions. Part strategy game, part real-time action, Demigod gives players the chance to control the world's most destructive beasts. But "destructive" – or even words like "crushing," "dominating" or "overpowering" – do not match up to what the game actually delivers. The Rook, for example, could be described as a walking castle. His enormous size isn't the only thing that allows him to intimidate others: with a large hammer in one hand, he comes to each battle ready to annihilate everything in his path."
Stardock, one of the the longest running indie developers in the video game industry, has launched an intergalactic RTS Steam sale to end all RTS Steam sales.
That's a lot of RTS games... time I just don't have! Like I need my backlog to get any bigger!
Here’s how a StarCraft mod helped to shape the future of gaming.
I still haven't found a MOBA I can get into. Did LoL for awhile, but it was such a slow grind in terms of ranking up and getting money. DOTA 2 just scares me. Infinite Crisis was alright, but I lost interest in it pretty quickly.
"From mod to sensation" to over-saturation.
i dont like how all these companys are now trying to make mobas, the markets already been taken by lol and dota.
they should come up with something new instead of just copying.
GamesBeat recently compared the most popular multiplayer online battle arena (MOBA) titles such as League of Legends, Heroes of Newerth, and Dota 2 to each other, but many other games in the genre are also worth checking out. Inside you’ll find a selection of MOBAs from the past, present, and future and the unique elements they have to offer.