Aegis Protocol

Aegis Protocol is a real-time lane-war strategy game with two armies that play completely differently.
AEGIS DIRECTORATE (humans): riflemen, rocket teams, Viper buggies, Warden and Titan tanks, Hammer artillery, marksmen, Guardian turrets, and the Orbital Lance from orbit.
HELIX SWARM (aliens): swarmlings, spine throwers, exploding Bursters, hover raiders, Ravager beetles, acid mortars, Brood Carriers, six-legged Behemoths, and the Swarm Rift.
- Drag a card onto a lane: your troops march and fight by themselves
- Core refills over time: spend it well and counter what is coming
- Capture the Core Derricks on the halfway line to refill faster
- Destroy more towers than the enemy before the clock runs out, or take their HQ
- Two 30-battle campaigns, one for each side, with bosses and battle modifiers
- 17 unit cards to unlock and upgrade; pick your hand of six
- Daily Operation and a daily supply crate with a login streak
- Commander ranks and XP
- Classic RTS mode: the full base-building campaign is still in the game

Aegis Protocol is a fast-paced Real-Time Strategy (RTS) game where you manage base defenses, deploy combat units, and respond to incoming enemy waves in real time. It blends tactical unit positioning with resource management, requiring you to balance offense and defense to protect your command center.

The primary goal in Aegis Protocol is to protect your main core or base from destruction by building automated defenses, upgrading your arsenal, and surviving escalating waves of incoming enemies.

It focuses noticeably more on strategy. While fast-paced wave combat gives it an active feel, your success relies almost entirely on tactical planning, such as module placement, resource allocation, structural upgrades, and long-term base management to survive escalating waves.