Dark Planet: Battle for Natrolis

"3 unique races to play with different strategies for success: Colonists - High Tech (a sci-fi mechanized army), Sorin - Swords and Sorcery (a fantasy army with magic powers), Dreil - Monsters (use brute force and hive and cocooning behavior) Highly detailed 3D world with day and night cycles, plants that sway in the wind, and ambient creatures that have their own life cycles and AI."

Creative Edge Software· March 21, 2002· Main Game

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3 unique races to play with different strategies for success: Colonists - High Tech (a sci-fi mechanized army), Sorin - Swords and Sorcery (a fantasy army with magic powers), Dreil - Monsters (use brute force and hive and cocooning behavior) Highly detailed 3D world with day and night cycles, plants that sway in the wind, and ambient creatures that have their own life cycles and AI. Realistic weather that effects your strategy. Rains will slow down movement, wind patterns change, nighttime brings darkness. True 3D engine with fully adjustable perspective, zoom, and viewing angle. Classic RTS Gameplay with brand new concepts. Easy to learn, but a challenge to master. Multiplayer options with several different modes, including Domination, Capture the Flag, and Campaign.

Released 21 March 2002 for PC (Microsoft Windows) by Creative Edge Software. Rated M by ESRB.

Story

For eons, the planet Natrolis was controlled by the magic of the reptilian Sorin race. But when a fleet of tech-powered humans arrives to colonize the surface, they awaken the unimaginable: the Dreil, a hyper evolved insectoid warrior race hibernating deep within the planet's core. Now, all three forces collide in a mortal struggle for domination.