Everything 4 ((full)): Obliterate
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While there is no official game released under the title " Obliterate Everything 4
," fans of the series often envision a sequel that scales up the tactical destruction of its predecessors, Obliterate Everything 2 and Obliterate Everything 3
If you are looking for a creative "flavor text" or a conceptual intro for a fourth installment, Obliterate Everything 4: Galactic Decay
The peace was a lie. As the last stars of the Spance flicker out, the armadas have returned not to conquer, but to erase. Resources are gone; only the void remains. Command your remaining orbital platforms, deploy the final tier of antimatter warheads, and ensure that when the universe goes dark, nothing—not a single station, moon, or memory—is left behind. New Tactical Directives: obliterate everything 4
Void-Class Engines: Reposition entire asteroid belts to crush enemy perimeters.
Dimensional Siphons: Drain the very fabric of space to power your ultimate beams. Total Erasure: Leave no debris. Leave no survivors.
If you were looking for information on a similar modern game, Annihilate The Spance
on Steam is widely considered a spiritual successor, featuring a full campaign and interstellar armadas inspired by the original series.
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the series is a well-known cult classic space-strategy tower defense franchise created by developer
. Below is a detailed conceptual story based on the established lore of the previous games, specifically building upon the factions and mechanics seen in Obliterate Everything 3 The Story: The Void's Rebirth
The galaxy has fallen into a fragile silence after the destruction of the Boss of Level 50 . The various factions— , and the mysterious White Aliens
—have retreated to the edges of the Spance to lick their wounds and rebuild their interstellar armadas. 1. The Discovery of the Fourth Dimension A deep-space mining vessel, utilizing advanced Mining Beams
, accidentally breaches a pocket of "Negative Space." This isn't just another sector; it is a bridge to a fourth-dimensional plane where the laws of physics are inverted. This discovery triggers the "Obliterate" protocol once more, as every faction realizes that whoever controls this bridge can bypass all existing planetary defenses. 2. The Rise of the "Obsidian" Faction From this breach emerges a new threat: the Obsidian Legion . Unlike previous enemies that relied on Autocannons systems, the Obsidian units utilize Phase-Shift technology The Phantom Miner ammo conservation (scarce)
: A harvester that exists in two dimensions at once, making it immune to standard projectiles. The Singularity Capital
: A massive ship that doesn't just fire lasers; it creates localized tears in space-time, similar to a mobile Black Hole weapon 3. The Galactic Coalition
For the first time, the player must navigate a campaign where they can forge temporary alliances. You are no longer just a lone commander; you are the Supreme Architect Annihilate The Spance on Steam
1. The Concept of "History Erasure"
In OE4, enemies drop "Scraps of Lore." But unlike other games where lore is a reward, here it is a liability. If you read a lore scrap, you are "burdened" by that memory. To fully obliterate a faction, you must find their "Acropolis Archive" and delete the memory of their civilization entirely.
One viral clip on Twitch shows a streamer spending 45 minutes deleting a single friendly NPC, only to realize they had to track down every NPC that remembered that NPC's name. The community has coined the phrase: "No orphans left behind."
Difficulty & Learning Curve (9/10)
Brutal. Prepare to die in under 60 seconds your first 10 runs. Optional tutorial is useless. True mastery requires learning spawn triggers, ammo conservation (scarce), and movement patterns. No difficulty slider – a bold choice. The first two “bosses” (introduced at 50 and 120 kills) are gear checks. The second boss’s laser grid attack feels RNG-dependent.
Cons:
δ No meta-progression reduces long-term motivation
δ Performance drops in endless past 20 min
δ Controller and Deck issues persist
δ Recycled enemy roster from OE3