Ken Demarest and Titanic Entertainment have worked on many cinematic games. The difference here is that the structures are a part of a large floating island in the sky that battles other large islands, similar to two large battleships. Access to adjascent islands is by building bridge-like structures. A commerically available CD product , called War College witll have over 30 scripted missions that will help to teach would be island jockeys how to build and battle with the island fortresses. Building certain units give the player certain skills such as mobile spying and scouting units and over 20 stationary units, including Solar Collector, cannons, sun fences, windmills, crystal crabs, jacob's ladder, and bulwarks.
Units act automatically to fulfill their function once placed.
In a far away fantasy world called Nimbus, where the forces of rane, wind and thunder control the forces of the land, combattants build cities on floating islands by developing resources, and building stationary units. The people who roam the lands of Nimbus are called Nimbians. The land of Nimbus is divided into three spheres, Deusphere, pyrosphere, and Serenisphere. The Deusphere is at the center of the world. New islands and storms appear out of the Deusphere and enter the Pyrosphere.