SunAge: Battle for Elysium
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SunAge: Battle for Elysium is a return to the roots of real-time strategy, providing beautiful 2D visuals combined with all the features that we came to expect from old school classics. This remastered and continually improved version is a culmination of features requested by the community.
- 3 distinct races – Human, Raak-Zun and Sentinel – each with their own units, buildings, technological advantages and disadvantages.
- A compelling story spanning 25 missions across 3 campaigns.
- A revolutionary control scheme empowering the player to quickly organize squads, formations, attack order and more, while maintaining fast-based combat.
- Alternate combat modes can be researched for all units, unlocking dual functionality that can be activated during the heat of battle for greater tactical control.
- Expand your territory quickly by building a network of transmitters.
- Classic competitive online multiplayer with careful balance between tactical micromanagement and strategic choices.
- Fight against A.I. opponents or challenge your friends.
- New options to choose from (supply capacity, startup resources, …)
- Steam friends support
- Attack orders are now directly executed.
- Instant Squad reaction times.
- Improved multiple squad selection and handling (select all on screen, assign shortcuts, …)
- Expansion of in game HUD to better communicate important functions that might have been overlooked.
- Added: Borderless Windowed Mode.
- Added: Squad Stances (Offensive, Defensive, Stand Ground)
- Display of unit/building shortcuts in unit info window.
- Complete overhaul of the GUI
- Added: New multiplayer & skirmish options
- Improved: Minimap (buildings and zoom options)
- Added: Several Mouse Control Schemes to select from.
Game Discussion
Steam User 0
This game has the spirit of classic RTS games, but with enough little changes to make it its own beast.
For one thing there's a ton of units per 'troop' so you are usually commanding squads rather than individuals. A lot of people complain about the control scheme which is different to a typical Star Craft idea of circling and clicking a destination, but this game has a scheme closer to Total War where you command your team to move in formation and you can't just select random far off points. I find this makes the combat feel more personal as you can literally tell how far your units can attack and there are certain units who assume new forms to deal with new situations (troopers can kneel down and become snipers...etc). Clicking units will select all of a team but you CAN select and move all your units by holding shift and surrounding them with the mouse. I figured that out entirely on my own!
The graphics are really pretty for 2D sprites. This puts Star Craft to shame in terms of variety of doodads. I quite liked the sun-soaked post apocalyptic tale which waffled sometimes between poefaced bravado and dark humor. Music is great. Sound effects pretty decent.
This is not a game you can immediately parse if you think it's just Age of Empires with a Mad Max skin. It's a bit more like Dawn of War 2, complete with having command units who improve their squads.
It's perfectly priced, there's several story based campaigns, fully voiced, no bugs. Great find!
Steam User 0
Loved the game, its hard to control the units but the graphics is so good, loved the story!
Steam User 0
I dont get why this game is not in the best game charts. The story is good. Gameplay is good enough. 3 factions just like cnc 3.
Steam User 1
Such a mesmerizing game from childhood era
Steam User 0
Campaign Really wild.
Steam User 0
Fun RTS