Homeworld

Global Total as of 11th May 2013 (units): 0.01m
Platform: PC
Developer: Relic	Genre: Strategy

Total Units

Title	Publisher	Region	Date	Distribution
Homeworld	Sierra Entertainment	Europe	01st January 1999	Retail
Homeworld	Sierra Entertainment	North America	12th May 1999	Retail

Homeworld is a strategy game developed by Relic and released on Microsoft Windows.

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	Wookaroo (on 28 March 2009) I echo IllegalPaladin's words. Top quality RTS game. Still one of my favorites.
	IllegalPaladin (on 14 May 2008) This was a great RTS. I thought the story rocked and I listened to the vocal song, Agnus Dei, for hours. However, I'd recommend finding the song in a slower tempo because the tempo used for Homeworld is like twice as fast as what it ought to be and I think it pales in comparison to hearing it in a slower tempo. Anyway, a fully 3d RTS where you could move your ships anywhere makes for some crazy strategy and you can find yourself being attacked from nearly any angle. I found the sad storyline to be pretty compelling and I throughly enjoyed my efforts to reestablish the home planet of Hiigara, though some missions were a little tedious or required some insane strategy, but it's a good thing that my copy of the game came with a strategy guide and back story book.
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