Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak

For some reason this game brings me more Dune vibes then original Dune itself.

Great game. Though the RTS mechanics are moderately basic at their core, it's still lots of fun and rather unique in how they're presented. This was my first time playing a Homeworld game, so I have no idea what the other games are like, but It's really cool to see the size of scale for your carrier in comparison to your units, the environment, etc. There's also lots of attention to details here and combat often feels lively and chaotic. The map designs are good, and the story is intriguing and left me wanting far more from the universe. If you're an RTS fan, I'd absolutely recommend at least giving this a whirl.
As for the tantrums over Epic, I'll be more informative unlike many of the people blindly complaining. Upon running the game, it installs the Epic Online Services, not the Epic Games Launcher. This service is used solely for crossplay and is ONLY active when the game is launched and terminates as soon as the game exits. I don't have the Epic Games Launcher installed, but If you already have it, I'm sure it already comes with the EOS service and it may perpetually stay running due to that. I'm not fond of Epic, in fact, I very much dislike them so don't misconstrue this as me defending them, but not everything with the word "Epic" on it magically makes it bad. Crossplay is always good for any game as it helps more players enjoy it and increases the lifespan of online play. To be blunt, it's a bit unintelligent that some people even consider the tiny aspect of a factually harmless service running in the background worthy of an entire negative review when it has nothing to do with the foundational quality of the game. Unsurprisingly, these are the types of people that typically complain blindly without even actually knowing the facts of what they're triggered about in the first place, which is why half of these negative reviews are mentioning "Epic Games Store" which isn't even what it installs. At the time of my review, I never needed the Epic Games Launcher program to access the online features. That being said, something of this nature should still be mentioned in reviews, unbiasedly.
In the end, hate or not, a game is about having fun, so not everyone has to care about the politics going on behind-the-scenes and I find it laughable others will scorn you for it otherwise.

Casual version of Supreme Commander, and a very good one at it.
Very beautiful stylistics, excellent voice over and explosive gameplay -- this game is a hidden gem.

Dune without being Dune. Unexpectedly good and radically different from other Homeworld games. Played a lot off-Steam but reinstalling via Steam because I miss it.

dune for dumb guys. i adore this game. i'm really really bad at it, but something about the atmosphere, the desert, the little vehicle models, the CONSTANT radio chatter, really gets you immersed. found myself just listening to my little guys talk about their mining equipment. my favorite rts!!

I like the game a lot but was ruined by the lack of built in keybindings.... You can go into a file and change it, but the devs should have made that possible in the game...

It's definitely the most cinematic and immersive rts. The music is awe-inspiring, voice acting is superb and cinematography is mind-blowing especially for RTS standards.
Also it has really neat small details that keeps me excited like units having conversations about what's happening over the radio or really fast vehicles having inertia and centrifugal force when turning, or actually jumping over dunes. Tornadoes forming in the desert actually being a hazard. It's all brilliant. It continues the series' trademark feature where the army and the upgrades will transfer from level to level. That means that every lost unit feels like a punch in the gut and you have far more motivation to optimize the level rather than just do some cheese and win by an inch. Brilliant! Even though I preferred the space odyssey setting and plot of the previous entries, this one is one grand entry which makes me excited for Homeworld 3