Homeworld Remastered Collection

Homeworld Remastered Collection - two classic space strategies have received a general re-release: the originals are located next to the remasters, and you can run them one by one to compare how much the picture has changed. The first part tells about the return of exiles to Hiigara, the second about a new threat and the consequences of an old enmity. Control is built around the Mothership, which serves as both a command center and a base for construction. Resources are collected by mining ships, which are then used to build frigates, fighters and carriers, and each combat unit is subject to its own type of tactics: interceptors chase down enemy units, heavy guns open up defenses. The non-standard thing is that the battle is in full swing: the enemy is also visible from above, below and behind, so the formation has to be kept not on a plane, but in space. Units fight relatively autonomously, but imbalances in fleet composition result in major losses. There are several factions in the universe: Kushan, Taidan, Kadesh, Bentusi and Turanian raiders, and each has its own approach to war. Improved versions have improved the visual part, redesigned the interface and added support for modern resolutions, and in multiplayer you can find out whose tactics are stronger. The campaign follows the plot, but between missions you can practice in scripted battles or simply watch the fleet in view mode. Modders have supported both parts for years, and the re-release takes into account some of their wishes, including support for wide screens. For those who want to remember how strategies in space began, or to understand their structure for the first time.