
ENDLESS Space™ 2 is a Strategic Space Opera, featuring the compelling “just one more turn” gameplay, set in the mysterious ENDLESS Universe™. As the leader of your civilization, will you impose your vision and build the greatest stellar empire?
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ENDLESS Space™ 2 is a Strategic Space Opera set in a mysterious universe.
Your story unfolds in a galaxy that was first colonized by God-like beings known as the “ENDLESS”, who rose and fell eons ago. All that remains of them are mystical ruins, powerful artifacts, and a strange, near-magical substance known as Dust.
ENDLESS Space™ 2 takes the classic “one more turn” formula to new heights. You will explore mysterious star systems, discover the secrets of ancient races, build colonies on distant planets, exploit trade routes, develop advanced technologies of unthinkable power; and, of course encounter new life forms to understand, to court or to conquer.
As a leader, you have to manage your populations like never before as they react dynamically to your decisions and to their environment, expressing their will through political parties, dictating the laws that your Senate can pass. Will you be a beloved natural leader or will you manipulate your populations to your benefit?
Watch your fighters fly past huge cruisers while lasers rip their hulls apart in epic real-time space battles. Detailed after action reports will help you adapt your strategy for the next confrontations.
Design your ships, assemble your fleets and carefully adapt your battle plans to overcome your enemies. Once you think you’ve done it all, take it online against seven other players.
Immerse yourself in the ENDLESS Universe™. The galaxy belongs to the civilization that controls Dust and uncovers its secrets… but were the ENDLESS alone in the galaxy? What is the true origin of Dust?
Lead one of eight civilizations, each with a unique playstyle affinity and story quest, and build great stellar empires capable of imposing your vision on the Galaxy!
Find out more about the Academy and its powerful cast of Heroes, that you can recruit and train to become fleet admirals, system governors or influential senators.
Press ‘Space’ anytime to activate the Amplified Reality view and reveal in-depth contextual information about your systems, trade routes, diplomatic stances and even your ship stats during battle!
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain, Korean, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 605 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
i just bought endless space 2 and it wont start on my 1 year old Alienware laptop with a Nvidia graphics card WTF
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It's a nice game, the art style and music are great. Each faction is distinct and favors different playstyles, they're not just reskins. As far as spectacle goes, the space battles are ok, but the ground battles aren't. Unfortunately, no Space 4X games does ground combat any better though. Unfortunately, the whole experience turns sour in the lategame because it takes way too much time for the AI empires to take their "turns". It becomes way too tedious to wait for your turn. If you favor long campaigns set in huge galaxies with lots of AI opponents, be prepared to pull your hair out by turn 300. Since I prefer extremely long, (600 turns+) epic campaigns, the tedium is unbearable for me. For maximum enjoyment I recommended to play faster, shorter games (150 turns) in smaller galaxies with fewer systems and fewer rival empires if you don't want the lategame to become a slog. It's such a shame. Even Stellaris feels better in the lategame, but not by much though.
On first playing I found the pace of this game to be extremely slow, but I decided to give it a chance and keep playing because it had very good reviews and I thought maybe it will get better as I get into it. It did not. I played it for 10 hours and it seemed like very little happened in that time. I have been playing video games since the late 80's and I have never been so bored while playing a game. I won't waste any more of my time on this game.
game is great with unique mechanics, beautiful art and animation. unfortunately, it's riddled with bugs. some factions are way too strong and the game is quite imbalanced which spoils the fun. AI is dumb. mainly due to bugs, I can't recommend the game unfortunately.
Doesn't even run. Others with same problem in DISCUSSIONS
The game is a lot of fun until you come up on the beyond ridiculous colony cap and the massive penalties for going over said cap. I like playing on big maps and if you play like every other 4X game and colonize every worthwhile system you hit the cap just when you are contacting other races and the interesting part just starts. Then you find out you can't colonize anything else or your entire economy is wrecked. What's the point of a big map where you can not colonize anything after exploring only a fraction of it? PLEASE a slider to adjust this limit or a way to turn it off for those of us that find this game breaking. If done I would definitely give this a thumbs up.
Spreadsheet sim, just play excel
Love it. Definitely more grandiose than ES 1, and easier to grasp more quickly than Paradox titles. It also has a more cinematic, thematic feel to it as it focuses on politics and civilizations vs being an econ sim. If you liked the first one get it, why not. If you are like me and have a hole of betrayal left by stellaris, give it at try.
Teure Tabellenkalkulation statt galaktischem Epos Bewertung: (0/5) Als Gaming-Veteran muss ich leider sagen: Wer hier auf ein modernes Spielerlebnis hofft, wird bitter enttäuscht. Was für knapp 100 Euro (Normalpreis) geboten wird, ist unterm Strich nichts anderes als ein grafisch leicht aufpoliertes „OGame“ mit massiver Geldmacherei im Hintergrund. Die Kritikpunkte: • Menü-Wüste: Man verbringt 90 % der Zeit damit, sich durch unübersichtliche, verschachtelte Menüs zu klicken und auf statische Bilder zu starren. • Mittelmäßiges Storytelling: Hinter der Fassade verbirgt sich eine Storyline, die kaum fesselt und eher als Alibi für die Textwüsten dient. • Mangelhafte Action: Die angepriesenen Schlachtsequenzen sind kaum mehr als Beiwerk und können das extrem trockene, fast schon bürokratische Gameplay nicht retten. • Preis-Leistung: Für diesen Preis eine solche „Klick-Arbeit“ abzuliefern, ist schlichtweg dreist. Fazit: Wer gerne politische Simulationen ohne visuellen Anspruch spielt und wem Tabellen wichtiger sind als Immersion, mag hier glücklich werden. Allen anderen, die wirklich spielen wollen und Wert auf eine zeitgemäße Umsetzung legen, kann ich nur raten: Finger weg. Der Hersteller sollte sich schämen, ein solches Paket zu diesem Preis anzubieten. Kein Schnäppchen, sondern eine Enttäuschung.
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