"And the stuff we heard that wasn't on that plan is what became Titans," Ables said.
Titans is absolutely free to everyone who backed the original Kickstarter, and people who already own Planetary Annihilation will be able to buy Titans at a substantial discount. You can't accuse it of being a "paid patch," either. Planetary Annihilation: Titans comes out today, and while the enormous super-units are what give the expansion its name, it's the plethora of small, thoughtful changes that make a bigger impact than any super-weapon. Planetary Annihilation's flaws were of a scale to its ambitions, and while it developed a passionate following, it always felt like there was a better game somewhere inside Planetary Annihilation, buried beneath a poor interface and a hurried release.Ī year later, and Uber Entertainment have unearthed that better game.
There were bugs everywhere, and the tutorials were of poor-quality. Controlling the action on multiple, " Little Prince"-sized planets was difficult and disorienting. The procedural map generation created battlefields that were as flat and featureless as a dining room table. When it came out, however, reviews were generally mixed.
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