Picture it: with a few clicks and a shimmering spray of particles your Commander whips up a metal extractor and a power plant, increasing your steady influx of resources. In the style of Total Annihilation, players all start with a mighty-yet-curmudgeonly Commander robot, and win if they eliminate (all) the enemy Commander(s). Planetary Annihilation just loves STUFF.Д«etter, then, to focus on the game proper, which seduces almost immediately. Scout units will circumnavigate even the largest planets in just a minute or two, and your interstellar transports will rarely take longer than a few minutes to travel between them. Yes, you can annihilate a planet by building a gun into a moon - orbital craft joining ground, sea and air units as a fourth category - but you're also doing it in the cutest widdle solar system. chased after emotional peaks, Planetary Annihilation only makes headway in yet another kind of scale. Just as Supreme Commander imagined endgame units towering over crowds of smaller robots, Sins of a Solar Empire bore a proud, operatic texture or R.U.S.E. This month Uber Entertainment declared Planetary Annihilation complete and is selling the finished game with an even more arresting image: a screenshot of the 'Annihilaser' which arrived in the last patch, allowing players to turn any of their metal planets into a Death Star and pop celestial bodies like balloons.ДЇor posterity's sake, then: is this the biggest, silliest RTS ever? The image? A moon, rigged with the enormous engines of player one, rocketing straight towards a temperate world hosting the impenetrable base of an unsuspecting player two. The dream was a noble one: the robotic conflict of Total Annihilation on an interplanetary scale. Planetary Annihilation is a real-time strategy game founded on a dream, and funded on an image.

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