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Enter the war-torn world of Veá, where sci-fi and fantasy collide in Liquidation, an immersive RTS. Lead your armies and harness powerful abilities in a high-stakes battle for Quenrium, the mysterious substance

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About Liquidation RTS

Liquidation RTS is a tactical real‑time strategy set on the dying planet Veá after the cataclysmic Splintering. The event uncovered Quenrium, a life‑sustaining substance that fuels the conflict between three distinct factions.

The game offers both single‑player and multiplayer modes, emphasizing mid‑sized forces where unit composition, positioning, and timed abilities determine victory. Commanders lead armies, level up, and unlock abilities without replacing the need for a well‑built force.

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Factions

Three factions vie for Veá’s Quenrium. The Twilight Crusade wear radiant golden armor and pursue absolute control through faith‑driven zeal.

The Scourge Alliance blends Lamia tribal ferocity with advanced Frogkin technology, while the Legion consists of demons poured from a reality tear, serving a godlike Nether entity.

  • Notice each faction’s visual theme to anticipate its likely combat focus.
  • Try early matches with each side to see which unit mix feels most intuitive.

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Gameplay Balance

Liquidation delivers tightly balanced battles where every unit and ability has a clear, intentional role, targeting a sweet spot between micro‑control and macro‑strategy.

Mid‑sized forces keep engagements manageable, allowing smart tactical choices, clever positioning, and well‑timed abilities to swing the tide.

  • Focus on unit placement to maximize ability impact.
  • Experiment with different army sizes to find a comfortable balance.
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Commanders

Commanders act as narrative focal points, leveling up and unlocking new abilities as the campaign progresses.

Even the strongest commander cannot stand alone; each strength is paired with a weakness, keeping armies essential.

  • Track commander ability unlocks to plan future army upgrades.
  • Balance commander strengths with complementary unit choices.

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Game Modes

Liquidation supports single‑player and multiplayer experiences, including PvP and online PvP, allowing narrative‑driven campaigns or competitive matches.

Features such as Steam Achievements, Save Anytime, Adjustable Difficulty, and Steam Cloud let players track progress and tailor challenge levels.

  • Use Adjustable Difficulty to find a comfortable challenge level before trying competitive matches.
  • Use Save Anytime to save your progress during play sessions.

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Platform Features

Available on Windows, the game includes Custom Volume Controls, HDR support, and Family Sharing, offering flexible audiovisual options.

Steam Cloud integration allows saved data to persist between play sessions, ensuring continuity.

  • Adjust volume settings to keep music and effects balanced for clearer battlefield cues.
  • Enable HDR if your monitor supports it for richer visual detail.

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    Liquidation RTS FAQ

    What resource drives the conflict in Liquidation?

    The conflict centers on Quenrium, a powerful substance that emerged after the Splintering and sustains life on Veá.

    Can a commander fight without any units?

    No, commanders cannot stand alone; they require armies to be effective in battle.

    Which operating systems does Liquidation officially support?

    The game is listed for Windows only; macOS and Linux are not supported.

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    Original editorial guidance. Game imagery and trailers are provided by the publisher through Steam. Media and reference links checked 2026-10-24. Game versions, supported platforms, and balance can change; consult the linked release notes for current details.