There are also ultra-mega-everything upgrades for the so-called Founder's Program, if you're Richy McRich-Rich and can't live with the idea of not having absolutely everything. Hoever, "While the game is optimized for DirectX 12, users with DirectX 9, 10, and 11 will be able to run the benchmark." You'll notice a lot of DX12 talk flying around, which necessitates Windows 10 right now. In a perfect world this is spiritual Supreme Commander a whole bunch of people have been praying to their giant iron gods for, but time will tell.Īs for the benchmarking tool, that's out as of today. Let's take a look at the purported pay-off:Ĭrikey. Bloody hell, this thing isn't taking any prisoners, is it? Yep, that's 1080p, quad core and 8GB RAM just to get through the door. Right now, the alpha includes "Skirmish mode against a basic scripted opponent (true AI opponent is yet to be implemented)l 1v1 Multiplayer 3 small-medium size maps that can be played in either Single or Multiplayer."īefore you even think about giving it a go, you should probably look at these specs: You'll have to cough up a minimum of $45 to get into it, with all the usual 'pre-ordering can be a mug's game' caveats that entails, but you get access right away, and it'll be upgraded to the full release (via Steam) whenever that happens. We didn't cover the alpha release in June, so I'm doing that now too. A paid alpha's been available for a couple of months, but it's now joined by a benchmarking tool with which you can a) splatter pretty scenes all over your screen and b) compare genital sizes. Anyway, this 'first 64-bit RTS' looks pretty spectacular, but the finished version is a long way off and specs look a little scary to anyone with a humbler PC. Apparently the trick is to "build "meta-units" that act together as a single, coherent, massive unit" though, so I guess I'll try a cut'n'shut on my household's junior lifeforms and see if it works out. I can barely keep control of one toddler and one cat, so I'm already scared. Ashes of The Singularity is the Stardock-published, Oxide-developed uber-RTS in which you control thousands of units.
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