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Total Annihilation

description Total Annihilation Overview

Total Annihilation is a real-time strategy game developed by Cavedog Entertainment and distributed by GT Interactive. Released in 1997, the original title featured two expansion packs, *The Core Contingency* and *Battle Tactics*, alongside a medieval spin-off, *Total Annihilation: Kingdoms*. These titles were available for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS platforms.

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What are the two factions in Total Annihilation?

The game features a futuristic war between the Core and the Arm. The Core prefers to transfer human consciousness into machines, while the Arm rebels represent biological humanity fighting against this assimilation.

Who developed Total Annihilation?

The real-time strategy game was developed by Cavedog Entertainment and released for PC in 1997. It was created by Chris Taylor, who later went on to design the spiritual successor, Supreme Commander.

Did Total Annihilation have any expansion packs?

Yes, the original game received two official expansion packs: The Core Contingency and Battle Tactics. There was also a medieval spin-off released in 2000 called Total Annihilation: Kingdoms.

What made Total Annihilation different from other RTS games?

It was one of the first RTS games to feature fully 3D units and terrain, alongside seamless camera zooming. It also introduced unique mechanics like a continuously flowing resource system rather than relying on discrete gold mines.

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