This is one game I like, the only thing I have against it is that the AI isn't that great but modders are making it gradually better. Their game allows pretty much freeform modding like Galciv 2 does but even more.I'm going to explain this game in detail if you have not played it.It has a lot of great ideas and concepts, and there is a lot more to do in this game than in Galciv. There are controllable battles, for one, so there is a large variety of special technologies that aren't just weapons and defenses for combat you can use for ships like there was in Master of Orion games. There are also lots of technologies for manipulating space, like you can build planets and 'ringworlds' and 'dyson spheres' if you get far enough in the game. You can destroy stars, planets, create black holes, nebula, create star systems from nebula.

Which is definately an interesting concept for this type of game.There are lots of customization options for races, and special race specific tech trees you can select for race generation. Like, for example, you can have a organic tech tree that includes regenerating armor and ships, special weapons, and special planet structures that are used for a variety of things. There is also a crystaline tech tree, psychic, temporal, and religious, which all of their own unique abilities.The star systems are nice as well.

Unlike other games like Master of Orion you control the ships inside of the star systems throughout the game and travel to new systems using wormholes, similar to what is used in a few space strategy games or even maybe Babylon 5. You actually travel through the systems, and can form strategies with a variety of equipment that can be used like anti-ship drones, minefields, fighters, ships that can build things like space stations in open space (like on your side of a wormhole).There are lots of types of treaties as well, an EXTREMELY diverse negotiation system is in the game. You can form all kinds of alliances and pacts, there are many different type of non agression treaties, trade treaties, technology sharing treaties, cooperation, immigration and migration (races there is immigration and migration in this game), ban the use of certain types of weapons, etc.There is one thing that always annoyed me as well.

Frogboy, from Galciv 2, says that nobody plays this type of game online and it would be a waste. There is a LARGE community of people who play this game online and games are going on daily. MULTIPLAYER is important in this game and always had since the previous games were Play by Email games. Now it has tcp-ip and others and of course hotseat which is how i play it with my friends.This game does have flaws though so i'd suggest you use a mod if you play it.I'd suggest you try Balance Mod or IRM with the latest version of FQM. Balance mod includes the older version of FQM since they only release a new version of balance mod with each patch. I personally prefer balance mod since its got the best tech tree, in my opinion at least.If you have any questions about this game or need help installing mods, ask. Its well worth playing and i'm completely bored now of Galciv 2 since playing this because I want more out of a game.

Like I said, the AI is good if you use a mod. The default AI isn't that great but you can mod so much in the game that the mods basically fix the problems with the AI.Its like Rome Total War, you have to play with a mod if you want a decent game, lol. I'd say its AI is no worse than vanilla RTW but the AI in IRM and Balancemod both its on the level with the player.Galciv 2 has a good AI, but thats pretty much it. Some eye candy and visual customization and a good AI. That is a stock game though, the mods make SE5 better than Galciv 2.

The original Space Empires released in 1993, has become one of the top 4X strategy games and has spawned four sequels. The award winning series most recent iteration, Space Empires V, with completely updated UI takes the player into a real-time rendered 3D universe. The coma recut ps4 trophies. Temporal Technology (Requires Temporal Studies 1) Crystalline Technology (Requires Crystallurgy 1) Planet Utilization (Requires Planetary Engineering 1) Advanced Military Science (Requires Military Science 2) Applied Political Science (Requires Psychology 1) Gravitational Technology (Requires Astrophysics 2) Stellar Harnessing (Requires.

They have fixed a memory leak that the game had, so its improved. Its hardly as buggy now since the last patch as of now its pretty much perfect aside from things that IRM and Balance Mod fix like the AI.The modding community for all space empires games is great, there are always new mods and they are continually updated. You can find things like shipsets, for example, custom graphics, total conversions like a star wars or star trek mod, really anything. This one is pretty new though so the two most complete mods are just general balance and general improvement mods like what Rome Total Realism was at first, though they are adding new things.The game is so moddable there is even a newtonian physics mod which is a complete rework of the combat system.

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Anything in the game can be changed and only a few things are hardcoded, however the developers work on getting most code available to the modders.Whats cool is that there is a mod, FQM, that makes it generate a more realistic galaxy as well which is something that I enjoy since i've always been interested in space.BTW i like your review and it speaks true to the release game. It wasn't that hard to learn for me but there is just so many things you can do it just seems that way. The tutorial was very good, imo and I learned how to play from that.

The hardest part to learn is research since I didn't know what was the best way to allocate points and what was useful. Using special abilities on ships, like making mine fields, and different strategies like defending warp points took a bit of time to learn as well. The game is complex but its a good kind of complex as everything you are doing is actually interesting unlike on other games. The interface is decent, imo, but it was confusing at first like you said. After you learn the basics of the game and use one of the two main mods its actually a very fun game.

ESPECIALLY if you play multiplayer, people have like 10 player games going and they are VERY fun.One thing is that this game is pretty much made by one guy, getting a couple of others to help with things like graphics. I wish they were a larger company because I would love to see what they could create.edit: sry for the long post, just reacting to the review. Thanks for the feedback Kanaric - I felt my review was a little rushed because we got our demo copy late and I had a weekend to play and write the darn thing. On hindsight, I should have done more multiplayer but it was written at launch. I'm glad that when all was said and done, it was still a decent review.

BTW I know I gave it a lower score but a big factor in that was SEV being sold as a $40 A-list game. I therefore had to grade it for bugs, ease of use, stability, etc using the same scale I would grade Civ IV or MTW II. But I do respect one guy being able to put out such a complex game, or any game for that matter.@ Giorgos - hmm that's a hard question. I too love Galactic Civ II and in my experience I liked the single player experience in that game more than SEV. I especially like how the alien races of GC II have real personalities, which is something I felt was a bit missing from SEV. But as Karnaric has said, it's a very moddable game and there's a good multiplayer community.

I think it depends how much you love 4-X space strategy games, if you have an extra $40, and whether you really want to get into multiplayer. Oh, and SEV is perfect for hardcore sci fi geeks (I'm borderline hardcore) because of all the details that come into play. Thanks for the feedback Kanaric - I felt my review was a little rushed because we got our demo copy late and I had a weekend to play and write the darn thing.

On hindsight, I should have done more multiplayer but it was written at launch. I'm glad that when all was said and done, it was still a decent review. BTW I know I gave it a lower score but a big factor in that was SEV being sold as a $40 A-list game. I therefore had to grade it for bugs, ease of use, stability, etc using the same scale I would grade Civ IV or MTW II.

But I do respect one guy being able to put out such a complex game, or any game for that matter.@ Giorgos - hmm that's a hard question. I too love Galactic Civ II and in my experience I liked the single player experience in that game more than SEV. I especially like how the alien races of GC II have real personalities, which is something I felt was a bit missing from SEV. But as Karnaric has said, it's a very moddable game and there's a good multiplayer community. I think it depends how much you love 4-X space strategy games, if you have an extra $40, and whether you really want to get into multiplayer. Oh, and SEV is perfect for hardcore sci fi geeks (I'm borderline hardcore) because of all the details that come into play.I agree, usually games like this sell for like $29.

$40 is too steep for it. A new version of balance mod came out that gave the AI a better control of migration. With this mod the game is pretty much perfect now so trying not would be best.The AI now will control migration in a way so that I will try to get immigrants that can breathe atmospheres that the race controlling the planet does not.

Once that race that can breathe there takes over that planet the controlling empire can use the full benefits of the facility space and population as if it was fully habitable. This gives the AI a huge boost since before it really didn't pay attention to this.More facility space = more resources and research = a tougher AI.

About the gameSpace Empires V is the latest edition in the Space Empires series. This new chapter completely updates the UI and takes the player into a real-time rendered 3D universe. Watch space battles played out in glorious detail and realistic effects. Expand, Explore, Exploit, and Exterminate in a huge living breathing galaxy. New features abound with political alliances between multiple empires, a top-down ship design system, a hexagonal movement grid, and many more.

Due to player demand, the game is completely 'moddable' and even adds a scriptable AI system to the mix.