It launched as a game you could play and squeeze some fun out of, but was not without its flaws. Show me on the planet where the science ship touched you. It's from Paradox Interactive, the masters of renowned mapgames like Crusader Kings 2 and Europa Universalis, except this time rather than castrating your cousins or purging Protestantism, you're venturing to the stars to find ancient secrets, explore new worlds and forge an empire to stand the test of grossly overpowered entities from Beyond Space. Civ, MOO2, Alpha Centauri) and a Grand Strategy game. For all you returning players, rather than a somewhat mind-numbing slog through an opponent's systems until you max out your warscore and can pick up a small selection of planets, wars now feature concepts like 'terrain', 'strategic chokepoints', 'not being decided in a single fleet engagement' and also - for DLC owners - 'blowing the poo poo out of planets'.īut for those of you who only clicked on this thread because it said 'I WANT TO BELIEVE' by the side of it: Unsurprisingly, this has resulted in the Feds firing on our vessels.Īpocalypse Teaser Trailer, beginning the microstory:Īpocalypse Launch Trailer, ending the microstory?:Įxcept in Stellaris 2.0 "Cherryh on top of the Apocalypse" edition where all the wars are new. Our glorious political masters have, in their wisdom, decided to form an alliance with a rag-tag bunch of freedom fighters right when the Federation has us at a tactical disadvantage.
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