A fun sandbox RTS game, there's a bunch of units to play around with, buildings to build, and stuff to do.
While the units don't control particularly well, they're all relatively unique, and the lack of tight unit control makes it easier to focus on the macro scale of the map and base-building, so it balances out well enough

No finer game I ever played.
When one opponent attempts to establish air supermacy with his Saucer/aircraft carrier, I laugh, for it is slow and I am fast.
When the the others artillery roars, their tanks advance, their navvy pounds the shores, my destroyers extend their legs and change the seas.

As Laser flashes, Nuke explodes, I laugh, as I move like smoke over the battelfield.
Evade like the virus in the machine.

I am invisible undetectable and once their war machine is dispersed my daggers strike.
Cloaked bombers advance, destroying their overexpanded forces ruining their economy,
before the Siege bots I built under the cloaking generator behind their bace deliver the coup de grace.

I am Brackman's fist, a ghost in the web, one with the machine.

I am a Cybran player invisibel, insufferable and a general nuisance.

Something about building a giant base and then not having to worry about your whole planet exploding just feels good.