MMORTSReleased PC Video Games
Video Games Encyclopedia by Gamepressure.com
A list of Released MMORTS video games for PC sorted by popularity among gamers.
PC (Personal computer) - one of the most popular home platforms and the only one which doesn’t offer playing video games as its main purpose. PC was born in the 1970s, but it is impossible to give an exact moment of its birth or even a name of its creator. However, IBM is the one who gave computers their present shape, using, at the beginning of the 1980s, an idea of open architecture – which is today one of the most important differences between computers and consoles.The foundations of PC as a gaming platform are currently systems of digital distribution of video games (Steam, Origin, Uplay) and MMO games that mostly work in f2p (free-to-play) model.
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Starborne
Strategy 02 April 2020
Starborne is a PC-based MMO strategy, in which we develop a cosmic empire. Matches last many months and involve thousands of players divided into several competitive factions. While playing, we must manage our nation efficiently, colonising the worlds, improving technology and conquering with the army, but it is also necessary to select actions so that we can serve not only ourselves, but also the whole party.
Hades 9
Strategy canceled
MMORTS, in which players take control of the spacecraft fleet and travel along the Milky Way in search of valuable raw materials and the remains of old civilization achievements. As befits a representative of the species, in Hades 9 there is no shortage of battles fought in interstellar space, in which as important as the combat potential of individual units is to choose the appropriate tactics.
Win That War!
Strategy canceled
A rare example of an MMORTS game set in a retro-futuristic universe. Developed by a French independent studio – Insane Unity – Win That War! combines the gameplay mechanics typical of real-time strategy games with online interactions. The game allows the players to choose a side in a war between three megacorporations, which fight against each other for control over newly discovered planets full of precious minerals.
Kingdom Under Fire II
RPG 14 November 2019
A fantasy real-time strategy with cRPG elements. Kingdom Under Fire II is set in a fantasy realm called Bersia, where three conflicted factions – Human Alliance (elves and humans), Dark Legion (orcs and ogres) and Encablossa (mutants and monsters) – wage a bloody war against one another. The player takes command of one of the conflicted sides and tries to turn the tide in their favor.
Romans: Age of Caesar
Strategy 27 April 2022
MMO strategy, in which players take on the role of administrators of ancient Roman cities. The key to success in Romans: Age of Caesar is not only caring for one's own metropolis, but also working with other rulers to exchange goods and (if necessary) military assistance.
Outscape
Strategy canceled
MMORTS in the style of 4X games and the debut IDA Games studio project. In Outscape we choose one of the available civilizations and strive to create a galactic empire, competing or collaborating with thousands of other players.
Navy Field 2: Conqueror of the Ocean
Simulation 08 August 2012
Navy Field 2: Conqueror of the Ocean is an MMO real-time strategy (RTS) with elements of an action game, continuing the popular production of Navy Field: Resurrection of the Steel Fleet. Developers from the Korean studio SD EnterNet took care of a nicer visual setting and a greater variety of World War I and World War II ships, which can be commanded by players.
Trip In Another World
Strategy 17 June 2022
Trip In Another World is a casual fantasy strategy game with a free-to-play model. The player develops his civilization, conquers territories and goes on adventures with his heroes. This is an online game, but interactions with other players rely solely on cooperation, not competition.