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Hi everyone!

Here's another battle update from Admiral Yi: The Imjin War, the historical RTS I'm developing solo.

This time, I've been working on artillery combat in land battles.

Players can manually select where their cannons bombard, rather than simply ordering them to attack individual enemy units.

When enemy infantry gets too close, the cannons can switch to grapeshot, dealing much heavier damage to soldiers at short range.

In this video, Joseon artillery bombards advancing Japanese troops, switches to grapeshot as they approach, and eventually causes the Japanese forces to break and flee.

I'm trying to make different weapons and ammunition types offer meaningful tactical choices on the battlefield.

There's still plenty to improve, especially with combat AI, animations, and battlefield behavior.

I'd love to hear what RTS players think of the artillery mechanics!

※ Historical events and gameplay may differ depending on how the game unfolds.

Text and background were made in blender to get that 3D look with proper lighting, too.

Hello, Silica 1.0 is being released on November 3rd, marking the end of the Early Access period.

For those who don't know, Silica is an RTS & Hybrid, developed by Martin "Dram" Melicharek set in a desert like planet called baltarus.

Details here!

Silica - Devblog #07 - Full Release Date Announcement, Word from the Lead Developer - Steam Ne

Thank you

Lucho

Always loved the RA soundtracks so put together a playlist of my own, including making some instrumentals that didn't already exist. Enormous respect to Frank for absolutely killing it across the entire series

Hey, is anyone still playing Earth 2150? I’m looking for some more players for multiplayer ;-)

Hey everyone! We're developing Nexaris: Starweb Dominion, a 3D sci-fi strategy game focused on expanding a network of star systems, managing resources, and planning attacks.

We're sharing a look at the game and would love to hear what you think.

If you're interested, you can find it on Steam and add it to your wishlist here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/4915260/Nexaris_Starweb_Dominion/

So... I've been developing a medieval strategy game named "Beyond the Rhine" and want to gauge interest from the community.

The game focuses on large-scale sieges against intricately designed, concentric walled cities. You can deploy vast armies consisting of cavalry, infantry, and cannons from the surrounding forests to attack these fortifications. The combat features dynamic destruction where cannon fire blows holes in the town walls, towers collapse in fiery explosions, and fires spread through the city buildings as your troops push through the breaches.

The tactical experience is supported by detailed campaign mechanics and customizable environments. You plan your army's movements on a regional map, such as preparing for the "Siege of Quedlinburg". During gameplay, you can use the settings menu to adjust environmental factors like the day/night cycle, rain, and fog to change the atmosphere of the battle. After securing a victory, the game provides a detailed breakdown of your casualties and plundered loot, followed by narrative events where you make decisions about the conquered town, such as seeking out mercenaries in the woods.

I'm trying to see if this mix of tactical deployment and explosive real-time destruction appeals to strategy fans. There is pixel mode graphics and normal 3d graphics, to mix things up...

THIS IS PRE-ALPHA, THE GAME MAY LOOK SUPER BAD IN SOME SCENES.