[baq]

> Networking is based on cross-platform simulation determinism.

Springrts[0] has been doing all that has been described here for the same reasons in late 2000s and I guess countless RTS games also, they just weren't open source. Not to say it isn't an achievement because it is indeed damn hard.

[0] https://springrts.com/

[jevogel]

That is mentioned in the details below the heading you quoted. The difference here is that RTS games don't use deterministic floating-point physics, so Hypersomnia requires a novel solution.

[baq]

That's exactly what it's doing, though - deterministic floats, down to having exact same gcc version for all supported OSes. (Well, used to, haven't checked in a while.)

[DiabloD3]

Oh man, I put so many hours into Spring via Balanced Annihilation. Filled that missing part of my soul that TA and SupCom left, but SupCom 2 (an otherwise really good, but casual and much smaller RTS) didn't.

Also, we don't speak about PA.

BAR looks really promising, also: https://www.beyondallreason.info

[Pannoniae]

Zero-K is the ultimate TA-like, IMO. BAR is really good but much less ambitious and much closer to the original TA gameplay, Zero-K has really cool terrain deformation stuff and interesting units