The Last Signal - Rainbot Network

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Left-click / drag selects. Right-click moves, claims, attacks, harvests, repairs. Click a building to train. Keyboard: WASD/arrows pan, scroll or +/− zoom, T attack-move, H hold, P pause. On touch: drag pans, tap selects and commands.

COMMAND

Standing by Awaiting deployment.

DIRECTIVE

Answer the Signal.

Field manual

Matter is hand-gathered: send workers to the green crystal fields (right-click a node). They carry loads back to your command structure.
Energy and Signal flow only through extractors. Claim a node with a unit first, then build one on a gold vent or violet fracture — destroyed extractors release their node for either side to reclaim.
Your command structure trains workers; your production structure trains combat units. Click a building, then use the train buttons. Right-click ground to set its rally point.
Buildings (except extractors) must be placed within uplink range of an existing structure. Extractors ignore uplink range, but must sit on a claimed, free node.
Turrets unlock after your production structure stands. Heavy units cost Signal — no fracture, no titans.
Each faction fights differently: Humans build cheap and repair fast, Robots self-repair near their grid and extract more, Aliens field expensive elites with regenerating shields.
Skirmish setup: face 1, 2, or 3 enemy commands, pick their AI doctrine (Easy / Normal / Hard), and choose Full reveal or Fog of war on the faction select screen. With multiple enemies it's a free-for-all — rival commands fight each other too.
Terrain: mountain ranges are impassable — units path around them through the passes. The smaller sand-colored rockslides can be attacked and destroyed to open new routes across the map.
Victory: destroy every enemy command structure. Defeat: lose your own. Enemy AIs gather, expand outward, raid your economy, and attack in escalating waves — expect the first probe early and bigger armies late.

A work of serious science fiction. All factions, sites, and signals are fictional.