
In this turn-based strategy game, players wage interplanetary wars by developing their home planets and firing massive artilleries through the unpredictable gravity fields of the planetary system.
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makes a lot of fun with friends
This game is amazing, and is a fantastic piece of game design. 10/10, would become a planet-killing genocidal maniac, unleashing the wrath of the heavens upon billions of innocents again.
Nice simple game with non-ordinary ideas.
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tried to see what made it different from the enhanced, opened it up couldnt end the application stayed open for 27 hours was kinda cool i got to see an error message show up telling me my laptop overheated and forced shutdown
I see why the Enhanced Edition exists now. Don't get me wrong the game isn't bad and it has one or two things thats a lie only one thing that I enjoy compared to the Enhanced Edition. Sadly its not a major thing so... Enhanced Edition truly is enhanced. +Even though Enhanced Edition is cool and fun one thing that somewhat bothered me was that you never really got to see the impacts of whatever projectile was being thrown at a planet. You could definitely see them flying through space and hitting ♥♥♥♥ but it was really hard and just not really worth it to try and catch the moment of actual impact. Well in here you can! The camera settings are a bit different and they're mainly worse I'd say but thanks to that with some luck you can actually see the projectiles impacting a planet from up close. It looks pretty damn good. -Enhanced Edition looks better. -Enhanced Edition not only looks better graphically but it looks better UI wise too. Its still the same like the core is the same but Enhanced Edition, it should be obvious from the name, offers a few little enhancements that makes things a little faster and a little more beautiful compared to this one. Especially the tech tree Enhanced Edition is way better at that one. -In both games you have several weapons all of which can fire different projectiles. In the Enhanced Edition they're easier to see flying through space and understanding whats being fired is easier too. They all have specific colors. That still seems to apply here but its a LOT harder to see this time. The game generally feels a lot more darker which makes sense you're looking at the solar system and I would guess that space would be a dark place but it feels too dark I suppose. Maybe they increased the brightness in the Enhanced Edition and if they did it definitely helped the game. -No lock on nukes :( No nukes at all actually from what I could see. I guess its not surprising that the Enhanced Edition added a few new tech tree stuff here and there. I only noticed the nuke but there could be more that I missed. -I assumed both editions of the game would have this but no... In Enhanced Edition you can rename essentially whatever you want. From entire cities to random buildings that you place. In here you can't rename anything. No cities, no buildings. -The camera in the Enhanced Edition felt like it had a few quirks but it was nothing major. The camera in here is pretty different and it kind of annoys me. For example in the Enhanced Edition when a turn ends your camera automatically zooms out to show you the entire solar system so you can see all the projectiles being fired and where each one is going. In here it doesn't do that so you gotta switch to the solar system view before ending your turn or just start zooming out as soon as the turn ends. You don't have to worry about any of this though. Interplanetary isn't even available on Steam anymore. The Enhanced Edition is and when you get that one you get the older version for free too. Should you play it? No. Enhanced Edition is called Enhanced for a reason. But you do get trading cards from both games so you might as well spend a lil bit of time in it. I'm giving this a thumbs down yeah but its only because I think the Enhanced Edition is better. Like I said before you can't get this seperately anyways you can only get the Enhanced Edition and getting that one gives you this one too. (Take a shot of whatever drink you like each time I say "Enhanced" I said it like 20 times. I recommend water.) EDIT: You can't sell the trading cards that come out of the normal edition!!! AAAAAAAAAAAA.
it is fun but dead game. You can play a hot seat with friends which is fun or online. Game might take up to an hour +. Could be good for smaller lan party ?
Better version of the game is out there.
Really Fun Game to play with friends, the games do last a long time tho even tho there was only three of us. Game Is not good at all playing solo against bots they never miss and you dont really have a chance to get far in the game without losing the game
[h1]A great physics[/h1] A great physics based game. Highly enjoyable. Playing alone is just as fun as with people.
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