Earth 2150 Trilogy

Earth 2150 Trilogy is a real-time strategy collection of three games: Earth 2150 Escape from the Blue Planet, The Moon Project and Lost Souls. Across the trilogy, you lead armies and heroes through a future shaped by conflict and political betrayal, building bases and fighting for the fate of Earth and its inhabitants.

The story

In Escape from the Blue Planet, economic collapse in 2012 fuels poverty, hunger and political tension. A global conflict breaks out in 2048, destroying centralized governments and devastating Europe and Eastern Asia. Within a dozen years, survivors begin restoring their national identities. Twelve former US states form the United Civilized States (UCS), where robots and expert computer systems perform nearly all work, leaving its people lazy and decadent.

In The Moon Project, the Lunar Corporation, Eurasian Dynasty and United Civilized States prepare for a final, all-encompassing battle. On the Moon, a secret project is underway under the code name SUNLIGHT.

Lost Souls begins on December 7, 2150, hours before Earth is expected to cease to exist. Wars between the Eurasian Dynasty and UCS have devastated the planet, while nuclear explosions near Antarctica alter Earth's orbit. Glaciers melt, sea levels rise and meteorite showers bury parts of the world. Scientists from the Lunar Corporation, a long-forgotten lunar colony, identify an impending catastrophe: their calculations predict that Earth will move 17% closer to the Sun in the coming years. The population's remaining hope is escape to Mars.

Campaigns and battles

The trilogy includes over 150 non-linear missions across nine campaigns, as well as Skirmish Mode. You can build fortified bases, launch air attacks, advance with armor, deploy naval units or dig tunnels for surprise attacks. The games feature over 100 different units and structures, and computer-controlled opponents that are described as aggressive and intelligent.

Multiplayer and creation

Multiplayer includes over 50 maps for LAN, Internet and EarthNet play. An easy-to-use map editor lets you create your own missions and campaigns.