Homeworld Remastered Collection restores two PC classics on February 25
Gearbox is bringing back the classic Homeworld games as PC players knew them with the Homeworld Remastered Collection. The game will include remastered (and classic) versions of Homeworld and Homeworld 2.
Gearbox is looking to bring PC gamers back to a nostalgic state of bliss with today's announcement from PAX South. Relic's classic strategy franchise, Homeworld, is getting fully remastered with the Homeworld Remastered Collection.
The collection will include Homeworld and Homeworld 2, both fully updated for modern operating systems. This includes new fully-rendered graphics, as well as new voice recordings from the games' original casts. Those that like their space strategy the old-school way will also receive Homeworld Classic and Homeworld 2 Classic. Beyond bringing back these two PC favorites, Gearbox is also looking to add multiplayer to Homeworld Remastered. With that in mind, the package will also include the Steam Multiplayer Beta.
The Homeworld Remastered Collection will arrive on PC on February 25.
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It was the first 3D RTS where you had a 2D plane where you could move ships up and down relative to it.
Also the tutorial in the first game was probably the first true tutorial ever in a game that tells you how to do things and was just mind blowing by itself when the first game came out. Also in game cutscenes too. -
It's a fanstastic RTS with some very defining features:
1. Permanent forces throughout the campaign. This means that the fleet you finish one mission with, is the one you have starting the next one. This can lead to to fuck yourself over by having a too weak fleet after a botched mission, or getting a steamroller by capturing every capital ship you encounter. It is almost like the game having RPG elements, with your fleet being your character. This makes you REALLY care about your forces, you can't just toss them into the meat grinder
2. Very atmospheric, with great 2D-cutscenes and story, fantastic epic soundtrack. One of the most atmospheric games ever made imho. Every battle is a slow spectacle, with constant, subdued battle-chatter as your units report their actions and demise.
3. Complex tactical gameplay, with true 3D movement, formations, AI settings, Waypoints etc.
4. Difficult. By God it is hard, if you don't cheese the system
5. One of the best games ever made
6. Very distinct art style, that makes it hold up somewhat despite being an old game
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