Morme: Other Stuff by your author - Homeworld: Cataclysm (this one) Homeworld 1 Ship/Script Editing FAQ (not a walkthrough, a modding guide) Homeworld 2 Script Editing FAQ (another modding guide) Ground Control 2: Operation Exodus (a unit FAQ) I also started a FAQ on the other Homeworld games (1 and 2) but never really got anywhere. Homeworld: Cataclysm for PC game reviews & Metacritic score: Homeworld: Cataclysm boasts 18 all-new ships, 25 new technologies, 17 single-player missions, and fantastic multiplay, while improving on the interface and tech. Set deep into space the Homeworld series uses a well-designed three dimensional play area that allows ship movements to feel very natural in the low gravity environment of space. Endless Space is a science fiction 4X turn based strategy game that was released for Windows and Mac in 2012. The game was developed by Amplitude Studios and has. Homeworld 2 Remastered Cataclysm MOD!! Multiplayer Livestream Event for May 20, 2017! For more information on Homeworld or to purchase the collection, visi.
Homeworld is a real-time strategy video game developed by Relic Entertainment and published by Sierra Studios on September 28, 1999, for Microsoft Windows.Set in space, the science fiction game follows the Kushan exiles of the planet Kharak after their home planet is destroyed by the Taiidan Empire in retaliation for developing hyperspace jump technology.
The graphics engine from the original 
Homeworld is back, and it looks just as fine as before. Jacking the resolution up high and kicking to OpenGL mode makes for some gorgeous space-scapes, not to mention furious battles. No games have ever portrayed the epic space opera as well as Homeworld: Cataclysm and the original. You just can’t beat seeing a fleet of thirty ships “ghost in” and start to wail on you... although it’s certainly preferable for it to be the other way around. That being said, the ship designs are pretty much all new in Cataclysm. At least, yours are. And as such, they look a little less alien-ish compared to the ones in the first game. Your ship, the Kuun-Lan, looks a little bit too much like the Nostromo in “Alien” for me. But as they’re both mining ships, I’ll cut it some slack. The sheer coolness of watching two ships link together more than makes up for some of the more mundane ship designs.
Weapons effects are still spectacular, and the jet trails are just as cool. And the resolutions... oh, the resolutions! Jacking a game up to 1024x768 with little to no slowdown makes a man proud. Sure, in the furious battles, it tends to lag a little. But isn’t that what Pause is for?
As for the sound, expect more of the same groovy style of music that you heard in the first Homeworld: epic space opera. Yum. Where’s my soundtrack disc? Er... Anyway, the special effects are, well, pretty special, with satisfying booms and bangs and whatnot. A real thumbs-up must be given to the voice acting, once again proving that it’s possible to make a game where the people don’t sound like rejects from the high school production of “Up the Down Staircase.” Props to the people who put that together.
When I fired up the Homeworld Remastered Collection for the first time and played through the first few missions of the first title in the series, I actually had to stop for a while and try to sort my memories about the game in order to see what I actually remember and what I had created using the tone and the ideas of the game.
I played through more of the upgraded experience Gearbox has managed to deliver and I re-discovered my love for the franchise, but as I played both titles, I could not shake the sense that something was missing.
Homeworld 1 and Homeworld 2 are part of the Remastered Collection and the new package comes with a lot of visual upgrades, including improved resolution, better textures, careful use of shadows, and more.
The vastness of space is even more impressive in the modern incarnation of the two titles and the gameplay remains as captivating as it was when they were first launched, with no current titles able to deliver anything similar in scope and complexity.
But unfortunately, Cataclysm, which was launched as a standalone expansion and offers a kind of side story, is not part of the Homeworld Remastered Collection and it seems that there are no plans to update it.
Gearbox seems to have tried to get the code
Apparently, the actual source code of Cataclysm, which is required in order to deliver the improved game experience, could not be located, the problem being caused by the fact that it was created by an outside company rather than Relic.
The story is focused around the Beast, an extra galactic creature which is able to assimilate ships created by other forces and can only be defeated by special weapons.
The gravitas of the first Homeworld is lacking, but the narrative of the small mining clan that improves its abilities and tries to battle this alien presence is uplifting in its own right.
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The best part of Cataclysm is that it shows the kinds of side stories that could be created with the engine that Relic developed.
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Gamers could envision more games exploring the Homeworld universe, focusing on pirates or traders or more exotic races.
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One of the best parts of the series is that it kept a lot of things vague, which Cataclysm exploited perfectly, and the game is a good case study for the potential full-fledged sequel that Gearbox has been mentioning.