The level of thrills and action that Falling Frontier sees to provides is outstanding.

It's been a while since we've seen a game that takes the idea of RTS micromanagement and streamlines it for accessibility. There's some fascinating stuff going on at Falling Frontier, and we eagerly anticipate seeing the final result. Oversee your entire empire or zoom into micromanaging planet stations in the few scrolls of a mouse wheel. The visuals on this game look well designed to help players manage the complexities of expanding their presence throughout the universe. Even more exciting, your personnel are vulnerable to kidnapping and interrogation, compromising the security of your interplanetary empire. Not to mention, you can pick and choose crew members according to their abilities. There look to be interfaced to build your own ships to tackle your unique set of circumstances. It will take a bit of brainpower for victory, but the immersive nature of the game looks promising.Īnother intriguing factor here is the level of customization. Players will have to fight for survival, building fleets, constructing supply lines, and fending off competitors vying for the same kind of intergalactic domination. That's right - instead of battling with starships and war machines, you're success will come from how well you set up your logistical network.īefore you think that might sound a bit too much micromanagement, Falling Frontier looks to make this incredibly intuitive. So what can we expect from this colossal-scale RTS game? Falling Frontier looks like it's pushing limits for the genre, offering gameplay that expands into all corners of a universe but centers around logistics. So how will you manage your interplanetary expansions? Pushing New Horizons However, all is not simple when foes of the old attempt to chase you down for control of newly discovered resources. Essentially, you'll take control of an expeditionary force to set up a new life in a generated universe.

So far, it seems to be succeeding.įalling Frontier doesn't have a release date, but already sci-fic, and simulation fans have their ears perked.

It's a title looking to bring some excitement back into the micromanagement of space operations. This upcoming sci-fi RTS game definitely sparks some intrigue with its vast maps and more urgent building mechanics. Wouldn't you like to play a game where the universe is your oyster, not just the world? Falling Frontier may tickle your fancy.

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