It kind of looks similar, especially with the blue-silver colour scheme of one faction. But I think I would remember the title and the box, since it’s not an obscure game. I’m not quite sure, but I don’t think it’s it.
Edit: I have it in my library. If I can’t say it after trying it out, there’s no chance of finding the right game anyway.
Edit 2: No, it’s definitely not Total Annihilation. It’s a bit similar, but it was slower, fewer and bigger units and no 3D models
No, it wasn’t 3D
While it’s one of my favourite games, I really wonder whether it’s worth replaying it at all. It’s a very memorable game and that’s the problem here.
Why should they use some kind of filter to achieve the same fuzzy, plasticy look that bad AI art tends to have? It’s not like that magically appears when you make 3D art.
The Siren games are really unique in my opinion. There was such a lot of effort put into the environment alone that always makes me come back. I never finished one though.
The only games that felt a bit similar to me were the Project Zero games. I even like them a bit more because you are much more able to take the environments in.
Isn’t “artisan” supposed to mean “made by an artisan” and not “mass produced trash”?
I think Remedy always manages to make their games just slightly too long to be completely enjoyable. It’s sill a great game, but the DLCs felt a bit dry to me.
Only 2140 would fit graphics-wise, but as far as I can remember, the game had a rather clean look, not the rugged one this game is going for.