Earth 2150: Lost Souls (2002) - The second and final standalone expansion pack, taking place during the final days of the main game. It expanded the armory of all three factions with a few new units and weapons including stationary heavy artillery, additional naval options, dedicated scout aircraft and balance changes to the existing units, running on a slightly upgraded version of the main game's engine. Earth 2150: The Moon Project (2001) - A standalone Expansion Pack taking place contemporary to the main game, with a plot centered on the Lunar Corporation's attempt to develop a superweapon that could tip the balance of power on Earth via Orbital Bombardment all the way from the safety of the Moon. The game has several features that distinguish it from contemporary Real-Time Strategy games, including active pause, a day-night cycle, weather conditions, customizable units, a global countdown in campaign mode and 3 factions (with the Lunar Corporation as a new side) with far more extensive differences than in the previous title, centered on a struggle to escape the imminent destruction of the planet. #Warzone 2100 cheats pc skirmish series
Earth 2150: Escape From the Blue Planet (2000) - The second main title of the series and one of the first commercial full-3D games of its kind, although it was released later than Homeworld and Warzone 2100.
It eventually received two additional mission packs, titled Mission Pack 1 and Mission Pack 2 - Final Conflict. Earth 2140 (1997) - The first part of the series and the only 2D title, taking place sometime during an 8 year war between 21 between the United Civilized States and the Eurasian Dynasty, fighting over the last resources of the planet.
The series consists of four main titles and four expansion/mission packs. The most known part of a Polish Real-Time Strategy game series developed by Reality Pump and published by TopWare Interactive and later by Zuxxez Entertainment who bought up TopWare's assets after the latter's bankruptcy in 2001.
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