This is a solid game for a jam, definitely not a small project. Despite some issues with unit navigation, it’s still fun. I understand how to play, but I have no idea what the buildings actually do. A tutorial explaining that would really help.

You have a lot of talent, which is incredible for a game jam. But in this type of game, with so many variables to consider, you can't just assume players will figure out what to do and how to do it. It's a niche field, so experienced players will know what to do, but you lose the opportunity for new people to get involved.

This game looks amazing! As other have said already, it gives off heavy C&C vibes. Truly well made 😎 

Wow, multiplayer! I love this game. You could also consider adding more content or game modes to expand it further.

Thats an impressingly "complete" game, i like the instantly familiar C&C feeling.

The "double" fog of war (not explored trerrain / currently not visible by any unit terrain) is nice too

That was surprisingly engaging!  I'm not usually a big player of RTS games, but I enjoyed this.  I'd have liked a little more feedback while placing refineries (often couldn't tell where I could or could not place them, or whether or not they'd do anything useful when I did place them there - I ended up with a couple harvesters just sitting around, maybe one was stuck, one was just slightly too far from ore, maybe?).  The tech tree felt very fleshed out, that's a lot of buildings and units!

reminds me of c&c :) nice work

Fun game and feels surprisingly complete for a jam submission. Great work!

Impressive work. Finding hard to believe you did all this in the jam 2 weeks though lol

Wooo, Old Command and Conquer back! You sent me down a nostalgia trip with this game. I loved old C&C. The art is pretty cool and I really liked the audio. The audio is perhaps the second biggest part that made me remember old C&C. 

My only gripe was that in Skirmish the game was really laggy and I wasn't able to play well. That said, the amount of work you must have put in a game like this... that is a lot of work. Gotta say, well done, great work! You captured the old feel pretty well.