Rogue Command

Attack behavior improvements - Update 2One of the most contentious details of the game discussed post 1.0 was the invincibility on the PCX Core Extractor objectives. We have tackled this from two sides with this update:Your units will no longer try to attack invincible enemies. This means mainly that the objective buildings will no longer draw the fire of your units when trying to finish the level.This is further supported by the protection now having a 10 second delay before it kicks back in, making it a lot easier to manage stragglers wandering in range.Most of the rest of the update is concerned with quality of life changes, like a brightness setting and bugs that have been reported by multiple people.Coming Soon - The BerzerkerAs I am writing this I am setting up a build that will allow me to do full runs to test the next specialist:The Berzerker So I hope you are ready to get some nasty critical hit combos going and maybe get some melee runs in in preparation. Feedback on recent balance changes? I also wanted to ask how the recent changes have affected your gameplay. I saw that some of you were not on board with the recent balance patch, especially the turret changes. I have n

BALANCE & BUGFIXES - UPDATE 1This is our first big patch post 1.0 launch. It addresses some of the more annoying bugs you have sent us and shifts the balance on a lot of things. Balance: the goal was to address outliers. We like that the game has quite a big variance, but there were some things that we could see very clearly as being a bit problematic. Thanks to everyone who shared their feedback with us and who enabled the data analytics. We will keep an eye on this and keep tuning. Bugs: there were some instances of the units not attacking correctly when standing still, which was due to a conflict with the idle state. This should be completely fixed now. Both of these are also the main push of what we are currently working on, before we will set our eyes on rolling out the next specialist. FOG PROBLEMS:The volumetric fog solution we are using has some unfortunate inconsistencies. Some levels have very thick fog, but only on certain machines, or GPUs, or driver versions... we still do not know exactly. As far as I know this is mainly an issue in the "Auburn Borealis" biome. The problem with this one is, that we just can not reproduce the behavior we see on screenshot

WELCOME NEW ENGINEERS! We are so happy with how many new players have joined us since the 1.0 launch! The amount of feedback has been amazing and a bit overwhelming too. We are still working our way to read and document everything.But here is a first patch addressing some of the issues that have popped up.We also added a little additional layer of highlighting to the engis as well as a small icon on their HP bar so it should be easier to find them or notice them, when you accidentally have them in a group. You can see the highlight below.Eagle eyed readers might also spot a hint for the next specialist...We also made some additional changes to the easiest difficulty to make it a little more meditative.And of course we fixed some bugs that have been reported. More coming soon, thank you so much for playing! -- Mario & MartinP.S: as always, if you want to be the first to get new changes you can just opt into the beta branch in the games Steam settings. It's where we always push new changes to, before we roll them out for everyone.Version 1.0.5 BALANCE: MEDITATIVE DIFFICULTY: added longer build times to enemy units and made enemy builder drones less effective, so it will take

IT IS DONE!After 1.5y in Early Access and 6.5y of development: Rogue Command is done.Martin and me (Mario) just pushed the button and released Rogue Command - our first game - onto Steam as a fully grown, no longer Early Access, game. Even with the 1.0 we are not quite done with it yet, there is some more cool stuff coming down the line. But: it is now the game we wanted to make, at the level of quality we wanted to achieve. And it has an awesome new trailer: THE GAME WE WANTED TO MAKEWhen we set out we wanted to make a singleplayer RTS game that allows you to have the feeling of discovery when coming up with creative builds that we had learned to love from games like Slay the Spire and Monster Train. But we wanted it to feel right. Like a real RTS game, one of the ones we grew up with. We love auto-battlers and tower defense and all the cool little sub genres that have spun off. But we wanted to have you control your units, build your bases and manage an economy. We wanted it to play like StarCraft or Command & Conquer Generals.Throughout all of development these two guiding ideas were the basis for every decision. a great feeling RTSwith a huge variety of crazy buildsAnd we a