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Added 3 NEW advanced ground units! Badger, Ram, and Viper.
Aircraft now use direct flight pathing and more realistic flight patterns.
The AI was extensively updated in group management, building, and uses new attack strategies.
AI is harder on Robotic and easier on Newbie and Easy settings.
Added new shortcut keys to select all Offensive, Ground, or Air units.
Fixed units not pathing when there were high populations on slow machines.
Many building and unit stats were changed to balance the game.
Added a section to the help file about user mods, and the tech tree image can now be customized.
Fixed controls on Windows Mobile devices with slide out keyboards.
Only a few of the 47 changes are listed above, for the complete list please see the bottom of the help file included with the game.
If you new are to Machines at War it is a strategy game where you command a huge army of forces across the battlefield. You are challenged to construct an epic war machine and use it to become a dominating world power. The game is easier to learn than a normal real time strategy game since many management tasks have been eliminated, you can concentrate more on building your force and defending and attacking. So if you are new to this type of game or haven't played one in a while download the free demo and try it out.
One question though - why does the link above say Total Annihilation?
I'm a really big fan of that game (in my opinion one of the greatest game of all times). I like Machines at War, but I don't think it is very similar to TA in how you play it.
In my opinion the link is quite misleading (thought at first you were porting TA, thought yeeess!) but you (read: isotope244) may have other opinions.
Machines at War v1.2 Released 
Linear Mode
