Holy hell that's awesome.

So I guess Ill try to make a daily thing out of this. Ive got enough material for at least a couple weeks. That will also let me explain what Im showing each day.
Level Generation: There aren't any built in levels (except for the debug one that most of my demos show) so all the maps are generated. There is a menu with about 25 different options. There is an option to preview the map while it is being generated (it is shown in the demo). The generation does take a minute or two. Levels can also be seeded but I haven't added in the option to set the seed yet.

Omg. That looks sick! I can't wait for you to complete it. Is it in Axe or in straight assembly.

A hybrid of the two. I use assembly for the areas where I need speed and Axe for everything else.

(Sorry for the double post, I forgot yesterday)

Many units are animated when they are moving and some when they are not. Flying units can cross over liquids and are easy to tell apart as when they aren't moving they shift around in their square.

Hitbars are pretty simple. They scale to the unit's size and show how much health they have. There will be an option to turn them off in the graphics settings eventually. Thanks to @Xeda112358  the fast 32 bit division routine (to 5 bits) the hitbars have almost no impact on performance.
Actually there isn't anything animated to see this time, the screenshot shows it all.

Icons sometimes show up along the left side. They give important information when you hover over them such as low power, units are in combat, units have been destroyed, there are enemies nearby, enemy wave incoming, tech available for research etc. When I finish adding in the tutorial, I will add the ability to click on the icon to get more detailed information.

Every unit (and almost every building) can be upgraded. There are 5 different options for units, 2 are only one level, but the other 3 can be upgraded many times (they each have different maximums). The more upgrades are applied, the more expensive they are up to a point. Buildings have 1-3 upgrades and their cost doesn't increase. Their upgrades have much smaller limits but are more powerful.

So I figured I might as well kinda necro this as I have stuff to show. I added 'dynamic' lighting. It basically adjusts the contrast based on how many units/buildings are close to the screen. Each object has its own brightness value and magma even has its own subtle glow. I turned on wallhacks for the demo so thats why everything looks strange. The whole recording is pretty low effort but eh, it shows the general idea. The transitions between light levels look way better on actual hardware (read: it doesn't have that super obvious flicker that the emulator does) Actually, come to think of it, the whole game looks way better on hardware but I guess that is true of every game. It can be disabled in the settings. The whole project is basically finished. All I need to do is find some time to figure out a minor bug on campaign completion and add descriptions to all the options in the settings menu.
Not shown: lasers create light flashes when on or close to the screen. It can be disabled separately from the lighting if you find random flashes irritating.

I added a bunch of other cool things in the mean time too but I can't remember what they are...