Mass Conflict: Ignition
Mass Conflict: Ignition offers a modernized classic RTS experience, inviting you to a battlefield filled with unique mechanics. Fight for power and resources in the midst of a global war!
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Build your base, command your troops and destroy your enemies in a new and modernized, old-school RTS, inspired by the classics of yore - with new and original gameplay mechanics. Mass Conflict: Ignition is a fast-paced, pulse-pounding Real-Time Strategy game set in modern setting, with both low and high tech armies duking it out in a conflict spanning the globe.
Mass Conflict: Ignition is a game by the players, for the players. We are co-developing with involvement of our community and players.
Features:
- Play one of three unique and asymmetrical factions, with more to come.
- Enjoy fast-paced combat, with base building, building garrisons, tech structures and support powers.
- Dive into a Single-Player Campaign set in a modern, yet near-future setting.
- Compete in Skirmish VS AI or against other players online.
- Engage in a series of Co-Op modes with other players.
- Create new maps and mods with our World Editor.
