Space Clash: The Last Frontier (1999)
Genres:Strategy
Themes:Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
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I remember getting this game when it was re-released on sold out software. Has to be one of the best RTS sci-fi games I have ever played and to this day I have been searching for that itch to play something similar to this day.
It was Age of Empire in space but had such advanced features for its day, you started in the solar system still in real time, you could watch as the AI had wars on planets and try to land when the spoils were up for grabs. You had to fight your way past all the AI ships that protected planets and then landing your troops on the planet would give you the RTS that was similar of Age of Empires top down harvesting and building up your resources.
There were 4 races to choose from the typical war factions A cybernetic race, a warmonger race .etc but there was a unique faction in the game that was a peaceful trader faction that would allow you to purchase the planet off your enemy. Get them to cease fire, make sure you had the recourses for their land and then send your diplomat car to the other side and negotiate a price to buy the other factions base off them. It also had a truly wonderful soundtrack too.
I would love to play this game again!!!
This was my first RTS. My father bought it for me in a spare shop.
It was so innovative, a lot of different units. Economy system. Space wars, piracy. It was a game advance to its time. I've been looking for it everywhere but the company just disappeared, so this would be the only way to play it again.
Space Clash was released in 1999 and I well remember when my father brought it to home. My brothers and I played it for hours.
I loved the design of units, the aesthetics of scenarios and the conception of races and campaigns. Playing it was so fun! Trading, diplomacy, war, extraction of minerals... Phenomenal.
We have tried everything to play it in modern computers but it's impossible. The only thing we can do today is listening to the sticky music of the game and evoking the fun we had. It would be a dream made true to play again Space Clash.
I fondly remember how i always played the Mercantile and bought out not only a cease-fire, but also peace and their entire base.
I think this was the 2nd RTS game i played, right after Earth 2150 (which was a very good game too).
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