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In the desperate war against giant mutant ants, conventional tactics alone won't save America's Southwest.

In the summer of 1952, underground nuclear detonations at the Yukka Lake Test Site forever changed the ecosystem of the Mojave Desert.

AAA: Defending America from Giant Mutant Ants—A Tactical Horror Experience

The journey of AAA - America Against Ants has been anything but conventional, spanning over a decade and transforming across multiple mediums before finding its current form.

For years, Real-Time Strategy (RTS) games seemed to be on life support—overshadowed by the rise of MOBAs, battle royales, and casual-friendly strategy hybrids. The golden days of Command & Conquer, StarCraft, and Age of Empires felt like distant memories. But something unexpected has been happening: RTS is making a comeback.

Real-Time Strategy (RTS) games—once the undisputed kings of tactical warfare—have all but vanished from mainstream gaming. What happened? How did the genre that gave us StarCraft, Command & Conquer, and Age of Empires become a relic of a bygone era? Strap in, because we’re about to dissect the fall of RTS with historical accuracy, dramatic flair, and just a touch of mourning.

Volgar Barbarian and Combat Dragon from my in development PC game: Tempest CitadelIt is a sci-fi strategy game with cloud cities, bunkers, scavenging, ancient secrets and AI driven squad battles on the ground and above the clouds. A little backstory…

Writing a screenplay is like making tea, you sprinkle the leaves into hot water and let the ideas spread and intermingle to create a blended gestalt. Tea is very delicate and sensitive to contamination by odours that surround it. Great care must be taken to transport it pure to destination. The grand complex of a screenplay is similarly open to contamination.