Moduwar

Early Access

Release Date: June 3, 2025 Early Access

A unique RTS, in which instead of traditional units we control various parts of the body of a growing alien. Moduwar forces us to manage resources and the "organ tree". We can use the organs remotely to implement tactics such as flanking, distraction or quick position change.

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Gameplay
Multiplayer
Story
Engine and FMVs

Moduwar is an independent project by Biohex Studios that has been in development for a decade. In this real-time strategy game with FMV recordings, we command Modu, an alien life form resembling a squid.

Gameplay

The alien controlled in Moduwar is simultaneously a unit, an army, and a base. Expansion begins from the heart, which is the creature's core. Growing in water, we cultivate new organs, such as acid-spitting glands, electric or freezing ones, eye bulb stems or cutting tentacles. These bodily modules can be combined and divided into many units by us, without ceasing to constitute one living organism.

We fight against technologically advanced humans and cruel aliens called Chimeras. Instead of "producing" new combat units in our base and sending them, we literally regenerate parts of Modu's body on the battlefield. We equip the segments with mouths for melee attacks, turrets for ranged combat, or brains for reinforcements. We use remotely controlled devices to implement complex tactics, such as flanking, distraction, or rapid position change.

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The size and shape of Modu affects the speed, attack bonuses, and other attributes. Given that each new body part costs resources, we need to balance expansion with efficiency. The "organ tree" includes 25 , allowing for the use of various combinations.

Multiplayer

In addition to the campaign mode, Moduwar also offers a multiplayer mode ing up to four players in a PvP match, as well as a skirmish variant and a monster arena.

Story

Originating from Arkadia, Modu had been living in peace for centuries, evolving as needed. But this peace was shattered by two warring factions, using Modu as a biological weapon. In Moduwar, as one of the humans, we lead an alien on the planet Arkadia, where we ultimately face the Chimera, an enemy alien race.

Engine and FMVs

Moduwar was created using the Unity engine. One of its unique features are FMV cutscenes with live actors.

Platforms:

PC Windows

Developer: Biohex Studios

Publisher: Firesquid Games

Age restrictions: 12+

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Features

System Requirements

System Requirements for Moduwar Video Game:

PC / Windows

Minimum System Requirements:
Intel Core i7-4710HQ / AMD FX-8800P, 8 GB RAM, graphic card 1 GB GeForce GTX 860M / Radeon HD 5870, 2 GB HDD, Windows 10 64-bit.

Recommended System Requirements:
Intel Core i3-9100 / AMD Ryzen 3 1300X, 16 GB RAM, graphic card 4 GB GeForce GTX 960 / Radeon RX 470, 2 GB HDD, Windows 11 64-bit.

Ratings

Game Ratings for Moduwar Video Game.

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STEAM Score

All Reviews: Positive (13)

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Reviews Summary generated by AI

The main pros of the game

Unique Theme: The Wild West setting adds a refreshing twist to the farming sim genre, combining elements of cowboy life with familiar gameplay mechanics found in games like Stardew Valley.
Variety of Activities: Players appreciate the mix of farming, fishing, mining, and hunting, which provides a diverse gameplay experience. Mini-games for fishing and events like hoedowns are also well-received.
Art Style and Atmosphere: The pixel art is generally praised for its charm, and the game's atmosphere is described as cozy and engaging.
Responsive Developers: Many s note that the developers are active in the community, responding to and providing guides for players, which enhances the gaming experience.
Progressive Features: The game allows for combat options, which some players find appealing, as well as the ability to toggle enemy encounters.

The main cons of the game

Repetitive NPC Dialogue: A significant number of players express frustration over NPCs having limited and repetitive dialogue, which diminishes character development and emotional attachment.
Map Navigation Issues: Many s find the map lacking in detail, such as missing labels for buildings and NPC locations, making it challenging to navigate the game world.
Slow Movement Speed: Players often mention that the character's walking speed is too slow, making exploration feel tedious.
Lack of In-Game Guidance: s report that the game does not provide enough information on how to progress, upgrade items, or complete quests, leading to confusion.
Quality of Life Issues: Players highlight various small annoyances, such as the inability to rebind keys, the need to manually transfer items between containers, and the lack of a save feature outside of sleep.

The features or elements that are missing from the game according to s

Expanded NPC Interactions: Players want more dialogue and character depth to foster emotional connections with the townsfolk.
Improved Map Features: Suggestions include adding labels for buildings and NPCs, as well as information about shop hours.
More Quests and Events: s express a desire for additional quests and more dynamic events to keep gameplay engaging.
Crafting Improvements: Some players suggest allowing crafting tables to draw materials from nearby chests to streamline inventory management.
Additional Gameplay Mechanics: Requests for features like longer in-game days, clearer skill progression, and the ability to save at any time have been made.

Summary

In summary, while Cattle Country has a lot of potential and offers a unique take on the farming sim genre, players have noted several areas for improvement, particularly in NPC interactions, navigation, and overall game guidance.

Summary generated on: June 6, 2025

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