Distant Worlds 2

spoko

Yet another game where you cannot rebind the NUMPAD. Sorry left-handers. Otherwise a fun 4X. Automating much of the micromanaging makes it a rather fun simulation.

Worthy to be a classic with DLC it take a bit more of micromanagement than regular mainstream grand strategy game if you want to be perfectionnist. In overall it's even designed to be automated so you can play it like idle game (fleet size you may have to change the value for template though). There a con though there only few mods for this game compared to big hit from the other publisher.

虽然过去了很长时间, 但是终于还是修复了汉化的问题

Keine deutsche Übersetzung, Das Hauptmenü und die Grafiken der Alienrassen sehen sehr billig aus. Die Menüführung ist unübersichtlich. Das Spiel crashed permanent beim erstellen eines neuen spielstands - vanilla.... wie kann das sein?? Ich habe garnicht die möglichkeit dieses game zu zocken.....

I'll give it a thumbs up because, overall, it's a good game. If there weren’t a better alternative out there, I’d probably call this a very good game. But there is an alternative — and it’s better (Stellaris!) Here’s what I liked: - The galaxy generation and customization options are great. - I appreciate the ship design system, but it’s too obscure and lacks proper explanation or documentation. - The concept of a private economy is interesting — I like how mining and trade are handled without too much micromanagement. - However, it doesn’t make much sense for a hive-minded insectoid species to have a private sector at all. There are some great ideas here, but they’re weighed down by significant issues: - Automation works well in some areas, but is completely unreliable in others — especially military movement, defense, and attacks. That’s fine if you want players to handle it manually, but if you offer automation, it needs to work. - The user experience is extremely poor: counterintuitive, confusing, and clunky. Even after 10+ hours, I was still struggling to find the right menus or commands. - Managing more than 50 colonies becomes a nightmare. It’s hard to spot them on the map, let alone your fleets, borders, or even other empires' territory. - Unit icons and UI symbols are messy and unclear. - The races feel bland and unmemorable — plus, you can’t customize them. - Governments are purely cosmetic; they don’t seem to affect gameplay in any meaningful way. - Leaders, generals, characters — the system is very underwhelming and lacks depth. - There’s no clear way to understand your imports/exports or who you're trading with — which is crucial, since the economy and taxation depend heavily on these mechanics. - There are so many different resources, especially luxury ones, that it becomes overwhelming. It’s hard to figure out what’s where on the map. In summary: it’s an okay game, with a lot of potential. But Stellaris is better — even with its issues, like doomstacks and imperfect combat. At least you can manage your empire without going insane trying to track resources or fleets. And yes, Stellaris costs significantly more, but you get what you pay for.

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Distant worlds 2 is a space-4x game that offers a unique experience when compared to other Space strategy games like Stellaris. Although Stellaris is superior in almost every way, there are a few key differences that make Distant worlds 2 a refreshing game. For one, war is a lot more organic and gradual and relies a lot more on good supply lines and wearing your enemy down. Compared to Stellaris where you destroy your enemys fleet and effectively from then on it is a foregone conclusion, with some asterisks. Although mechanically there is not a huge amount of dept to certain systems, politics, diplomacy, planet management and exploration, i think the supply and demand economic system / war, is enough for me to enjoy the game, i think it can be a lot better and it has a good base. The Crisis dlc is quite fun and is way more intense and challenging than any of the stellaris crises. Hope the game gets some big mechanic updates and is expands on its weaker areas.