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aurora2.pentarch.org is an interesting game. Although I think the game is well past 5 years old probably closer to 10 or 15. I haven't played it much at all. I usually start a game play for awhile and then start a completly new game.

Space Empires IV Deluxe (SE4D for short) is a turn-based strategy 4X game (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate), it's all about managing resources to achieve the victory conditions of each game.

I do that to help learn the game and the most efficient way of starting.Aurora 4x has a lot of detail and is very complex. Some say it is like dwarf fortress in space. There is no graphics except a system map that displays everything from planets, asteroids, comets and ships as dots on the map. The game kinda has a turn system. It is not like normal turns (e.g., pressing end turn.).

You advance game time by choosing a time interveral from 5 seconds to 30 days. After each time interveral the map dots get a position update if there is movement.There is quiet a bit of management in the game.

The economy has to be managed so you dont go broke. Resources such as fuel are of a great importance and eventually it will all run out. So there is a constant need to expand. Lumberjack jacques and the ritual of doom 11. You can manage officer promotions, colony govenors and sector commands.

Research techs and determine how many labs per scientist to assign for the techs.Most ship systems (e.g., engines, sensors, missiles, lasers, etc.) have to be designed. There are no size limits on ships. The only limit is the tonnage limit on your shipyards although that can be upgraded to what ever the need is.When ship battles happen you have a summary of everything that has taken place in that time interveral. The reports have good detail in them from what I can remember.There is diplomacy, espionage, ground combat and I am sure lots of other things I haven't tried yet.To enjoy the game fully you have to have a good imagination.Aurora 4x is a completly free game so at least there is no monetary commitment to try it. I recommend Endless Space. Slick economic and happiness model. Tech tree large enough and broken into 4 independent parts (you can go wide or deep).

Standard deal- and pact-based diplomacy, all necessary options present. Starlanes, later free movement. Ship designer of sorts. Space battles automated, with limited user control (formation, battle cards). Ground invasions somewhat convoluted, but Ok. Strategic resources and planetary specials. Exploration and beyond events.

Creative races. Neat graphics, clean UI (I miss SE hotkeys). All in all, less micromanagement (for example, conveniently automated trade), slight bias towards multiplayer (for example, simultaneous turns). 2nd installment is in development. And are two great games. Distant Worlds would be similar gameplay to Space Empires.

Is a comparison with space empires and other games. If you do play the game I would recommend the A.I. Mod if the game ever feels to easy www.matrixgames.com.has a similar feel to the total war games. It has a strategic galaxy map where you colonize, manage colonies, build units, research tech and more. That all takes place turn by turn.

Total domination meme. Lords Mobile is a combination RPG/SLG game.Beginner Guides are now in the wiki! The world is yours for the taking in Lords Mobile! But if they’re not with you, they’re against you. Build up your empire, collect exotic Heroes, train your troops, and battle your way to the top!Even in this dog-eat-dog world, perhaps you’ll find an alliance within a Guild. Destroy all who stand in your way to total domination!

The battles are real time tacticle battles. Each of the 6 races feels unique to play. They all have different voiced responses to commands and different ways of traveling and different chances to unlock certain techs.