In King of the Hill, which was a variety of rules that you can tweak at will to change the victory conditions, the main concept is to keep control of scoring zones while also making sure you keep getting manpower (or, more correctly, more Darwin power) with which to overwhelm your computer enemies or your human enemies.
I've mainly played King of the Hill, with the other option being to play a sort of Capture the Flag mode which is based on moving around huge statues. I will probably play the final game obsessively. As far as the build I have shows, the game is pretty addictive, even if there are just 2 maps in there and only 2 game modes. It's just a real time strategy, quick, with simple mechanics and with interesting twists. There's no pretense of art here, no hint to a higher meaning. In a way Introversion has managed to create a "game", stripped down of all other elements.
The game actually needs no back story as the gameplay in itself is more than satisfying. It seems that after defeating the virus that invaded their world, the flat entities decided that a bit of competitive multiplayer which features a high casualty count would be fun so they began to differentiate themselves into red, blue, green and yellow armies that would meet on various battlefields to decide which color would be the last one standing. The tagline for the game is "Survival of the flattest" and the whole game is very Darwinian.
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In fact, Darwinia and Multiwinia will make up an Xbox Live Arcade pack called Dariwinia+ while the PC will get a standalone version of the game. The game is basically a multiplayer component to Darwinia as it takes the same graphical theme and the same universe to offer players a chance to take out friends or the AI in vicious, quick and ultimately gun multiplayer battles. Multiwinia is the upcoming project from Introversion, the guys that brought us the apocalyptic DEFCON and the weird Darwinia.
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