Coming Soon to TotalGaming.net...

from Stardock Forums

Since several of our TGN members have asked for previews of what's upcoming on TotalGaming, I figured now would be a good time. ;)

Coming in October/November on TotalGaming.net:

- Tribal Trouble from Oddlabs: In this fast-paced 3D RTS, players will pit themselves against either island natives or Viking raiders. Trible Trouble has been programmed entirely in Java and features remarkable 3D graphics, a single-player campaign, Internet multiplayer, and massive battles with up to 900 tribesman.

- GameHouse / RealArcade Games: Also coming soon to TotalGaming are select titles from the GameHouse / RealArcade catalog. More details on this down the line. ;)

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Reply #1 from Stardock Forums Top

In this fast-paced 3D RTS . . 


More RTS?  :sigh:

Reply #2 from JoeUser Forums Top
More RTS? :sigh:

I guess it's coffee and cigarettes diet to play Totalgaming stuff for the next while ...
Star Control: Origins
Reply #3 from Stardock Forums Top
MMM cigs...its too bad US has embargoed Cuba since the Cold War Era They make THE BEST CIGARS! least in Carribean. You guys do realzie That there will always be RTS Always Don't argue its true many Systems that can do play RTS games least in one title they domniate the market. Now Doesn't Mean Turn-Based Can stay and be alive Government Regulation Tries very hard to Prevent Giant Corps Like EA Games from BEING monoplies
Reply #4 from Stardock Forums Top
I'm finding all this political activism kinda scary.
Reply #5 from Stardock Forums Top

I'm finding it strange, especially with the lack of punctuation...

For those of you who are burned out on RTS games, fear not. The other titles we plan to add this month are not in the strategy genre.

Reply #6 from Stardock Forums Top

The other titles we plan to add this month are not in the strategy genre.


Hopefully no more shooters!

Reply #7 from Stardock Forums Top
I can't remember what games I played from gamehouse, I did enjoy some of the puzzle games from puzzle labs.
Reply #8 from Stardock Forums Top

Hopefully no more shooters!

Not at the moment, no.

Reply #9 from Stardock Forums Top
Might be neat to get some older 4x type games....
Reply #10 from Stardock Forums Top
For those of you who are burned out on RTS games, fear not. The other titles we plan to add this month are not in the strategy genre.

I do fear. I like strategy and consider it to be incompatible with real time. RTS are tactics games imo, so the name RTS is bogus to start with.
Reply #11 from Stardock Forums Top
Sorry, no 4X games are in the works outside of our own. No turn-based strategy games either at the moment (not too many around).
Reply #12 from Stardock Forums Top
Sorry, no 4X games are in the works outside of our own.
Well, there's Civ IV but indeed you can't publish such games if they aren't being made, and since you're making Galciv II you can't be blamed for not doing one either.
Let's just hope Civ IV will be a good game and some other companies get inspired by its success too.
Reply #13 from Stardock Forums Top
Amen.
Reply #14 from Stardock Forums Top
I dont think we'll see Call to Power 3

Yes RTS can burn out an older gamer. When I was a youngster oh some 6 years ago I could play RTS with the best of them. My mind just worked much much faster. Beating players 1 vs 2 was easy, and an occasional 1 vs 3 was fun too, thou the best I could hope for was a tie and I'd wait them out.
Reply #15 from JoeUser Forums Top
Lowa11 - Take a breath after you type every 5 words and put either a comma or a period there. It will improve your commentary dramatically.

TGN- Would be very nice to see some older RPG titles in there as well.
Reply #16 from Stardock Forums Top

Update:

Coming in the next week to TotalGaming.net -

  • Space Hack by Rebelmind (Action / RPG) - this game doesn't hit NA retail until mid-November. 
  • BS Hacker Replay Ultimate by exoSyphen Studios (a skinnable Hacking Simulation)
  • Mega hits from GameHouse -
    • Feeding Frenzy by Sprout Games
    • Luxor by Mumbo Jumbo
    • Mad Caps by Mumbo Jumbo
    • Pizza Frenzy by Sprout Games
    • Turtle Bay by Snowstep Development