Campaign Gameplay & Missions in Liquidation, a new indie RTS Demo during Steam Next Fest in 2026!

The Liquidation Demo is LIVE for Steam Next Fest from the 15th to the 22nd of June, and you can test out its Campaign Missions and story as I will do in this video, but also Skirmish on three maps and in Lobby-based Multiplayer with three Distinct Races to command and master! I will show you the story, characters and missions part of the singleplayer campaign and give you my thoughts and impressions. This video is sponsored by the game's developer. 🛒 Steam store link: https://store.steampowered.com/app/89... 💥Liquidation's Skirmish, Multiplayer & more:    • New Sci-fi & Fantasy RTS with Skirmish & M...   🟣Game's official Discord server:   / discord   ⭐UPCOMING STRATEGY GAMES⭐    • New & Upcoming AAA and Indie games   Chapters 0:00 New Liquidation Demo! 0:24 Campaign & Other modes 1:18 Storytelling experience 1:45 Huge maps & creeps 2:15 Mission type & Gameplay 2:52 Base building elements 3:43 A common RTS problem... 4:05 Map exploration & Loot 4:50 Final objective & Scripting 5:33 Experience vs Expectations 6:26 Timeline and Lore 7:02 Campaign & Mission design 8:02 Unit selection issues 8:29 Pathfinding errors 8:54 New unit introduction 9:24 Loot management? 9:49 Difficulty ramp up? 10:19 Stage drama... 10:48 Unique mission objectives 11:31 Base expansion & Mech units 11:52 Highs and lows of Indie games... 👓Game Previews:    • PC Game Previews with gameplay and features   A narrative and character driven campaign is an RTS game’s main feature to draw in the initial playerbase. So today I have for you a look at three missions in Liquidation, a solo indie devs project which has a demo available during this Steam Next Fest. Besides the campaign you can try out the skirmish and multiplayer gameplay modes with three distinctive factions. Now I am well aware that most of you old school RTS fans judge any new singleplayer campaigns by your own experience, which if shaped by the grandeur of the titles like Warcraft III, Starcraft II or any number of C&C Games becomes an unattainable bar to clear for indie devs. Particularly for solo indie devs. But this one really tried his best, so please keep an open mind. Also, since I covered skirmish, multiplayer, unit and hero stats and other gameplay mechanics and features in my previous videos, linked up here and down in the description today I am focusing strictly on these campaign missions. The good, the bad, warts and all. What immediately set Liquidation’s campaign missions apart from most other indie games I have played recently are the high quality voiceovers, almost perfect scripting and mixing of cutscenes, character conversations and other narrative tools. There is no taking away of player’s controls when they are having a good time, no interruptions to fun army combat. In this first mission, which is preceded by a nicely made timeline chart filled with the game's lore, you get only two heroes and some units. The map turns out to be quite large, and filled with nooks and cranes worth exploring for the XP reward of dealing with different types of NPC mobs and items they occasionally drop. This is also how you locate some extra troops to increase your army size, and I hope you don’t have a spider phobia, because these things are nasty looking. #RTS#gameplay#Liquidation