Tempest Rising is probably not a reputation you’re instantly aware of, however when you preserve with with RTS information even a bit of bit, you’ve seemingly seen a few of its spectacular gameplay many instances over the course of final 12 months.
The upcoming Command & Conquer-inspired real-time technique recreation primarily takes cues from the Tiberian sequence, and you’ll put all these claims to the take a look at at the moment.
Tempest Rising has launched its newest demo, as a part of Steam’s Actual-Time Technique Fest, providing anybody excited by experiencing what a contemporary revival of basic Command & Conquer seems like an opportunity to play it.
Tempest Rising comes from Slipgate Ironworks. It has been in improvement for some time, however rapidly earned a spot within the hearts of many RTS followers from the second it was introduced. The sport is about in a Tiberian-like, near-future universe, the place two asymmetrical factions vie for management in a post-nuclear battle Earth. And, simply in case its inspirations weren’t clear sufficient, the sport’s soundtrack consists by none aside from the legendary Frank Klepacki.
That is the sport’s first multiplayer demo, and it presents 1v1 and 2v2 motion throughout three maps. When you’re not excited by multiplayer, you’ll be able to duke it out in skirmish towards the AI on the identical maps. The demo is out there till February 3.
Tempest Rising is a basic 2000s RTS, so count on base constructing, useful resource administration – with motion being the primary focus, identical to the ol’ days. The sport arrives April 24, and you’ll pre-order it now on Steam. The identical Steam retailer web page can be the place you’ll be able to seize the aforementioned demo.
