Real-time strategy clashes erupt between planet-colonizing aboriginals and space settlers in Onimod Land. Battles swell with nearly endless units like tanks, helicopters, and catapults, fueled by each race's distinct skills through over 30 upgrades. Smart AI lets units aid one another in fights and fix damaged structures, while players forge or shatter alliances in multiplayer matches for up to eight.
Five campaigns and 30 maps challenge players, with a built-in editor for endless custom battles on PC. The cunning AI demands sharp decisions without any cheats, pushing even experts to their limits against multiple foes. Strategy fans who crave brutal, efficient AI and massive skirmishes will find a tough proving ground here.
Onimod Land is real-time strategy game. The premise of the game centers around a conflict between inhabiting aboriginals and settlers from space as they both try to colonize a planet. The number of units is almost limitless, which makes for gi-normously impressive battles with lot of tanks, helicopters, catapults, etc. Each race has a unique set of skills (technologies or magic spells) with more than 30 upgrades. The AI of the units allows them to help each other during a battle, repair broken buildings, etc. Game networking supports up to 8 players. The game mechanics allow players to declare (or break) political alliances. There are 5 campaigns and 30 maps in the game. With the map editor built into the game, you can just keep adding more maps.
Graphics: 2D isometric
Screen Resolution: any
Technologies of Programming: C++ and Assembly
This project began in the late 90's, when games focused on game play with only 8-bit graphics. Games such as "Warcraft 2" and "Age of Empires 1" emerged as a sensation because of their clever game play. Beating this game with it's brutal efficiency and crafty knack for making shrewd decisions is quite a challenge. The AI is quite intelligent and even I, as the author, can't win with more than 3 computer opponents. The game AI plays without cheating. It doesn't fudge resources nor spy on the player.
I stress tested my server using a few of my friends. It’s possible that efficiency issues may pop up with a larger number of players. Just be aware that I’m entirely aware of this potential problem and will be looking out for it. Any problems that do appear will be dealt with promptly.
