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While the space vistas are undeniably pretty, there's not much eye candy beyond planets, stars, and ships. That said, this is not quite as polished as other strategy games with bigger budgets. And a quest system nudges you along specific paths, helping you focus on key short-term goals rather than become obsessed with simply building up an economy or expanding to as many planets as possible. Combat is largely automated and depends on how you've outfitted your ships and how many vessels you have, but you can select specific tactics for your ships or ground troops and then sit back and watch the battles unfold.īut different factions function differently, meaning the game plays very differently if you play as the science-loving Sophons or the insect-like, resource-ravenous Cravers. It leads players through each turn, providing alerts about galactic events and prompts to ensure you don't miss any actions, such as commanding an idle fleet, initiating new research, or constructing new facilities on one of your planets. Much like the original Endless Space, this sequel borrows many of the mechanics popularized by developer Firaxis' classic 4X strategy game. If you enjoy Civilization but wish it went beyond conquering a single planet, this might be for you. An eight-player multiplayer mode lets you play against other people rather than AI. Players win if they conquer the other factions or get the highest score, but they can also win by focusing on scientific research or building a strong economy. Eventually players also will design and deploy fleets of ships to combat rival armadas, either to expand into their territory or protect your own. You'll need to send out probes to find new star systems and colonize habitable planets with special spacecraft, all while researching new technologies and carrying out construction projects on planets within your empire. Then they take to the stars, engaging in tactical play that spans multiple systems and planets. Then they set parameters, including galaxy shape and size, the skill of competing computer-controlled factions, and the speed of play. First they choose a civilization, with characters ranging from peaceful knowledge seekers to a narcissistic trillionaire named Horatio who wants to seed the universe with clones of himself. In ENDLESS SPACE 2, players control an empire and explore and colonize the galaxy.
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