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An old RTS game called Darwinia, that caught my eye because of its box artwork, and wasn't very expensive.
Turned out to be loads of fun. I really need to get that installed on my PC again actually, been a while.
Ooh that also reminds me of an RTS I impulse bought once and ended up absolutely falling in love with for a long time.
It was called Rise of Nations: Rise of Legends. What I most enjoyed was it's unique factions: a clockwork/steampunk faction, an Arabian Nights inspired faction, and a Chariot of the God's inspired Mayan/alien faction.
Remember seeing this in Linux format magazine as it was one of the first early Linux native games
On the same note, I bought into the breach because it's from the same studio as FTL. I played a few games and forgot about it.
I recently picked it up and I'm having loads of fun.