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There’s a lot to enjoy here, especially for fans of the Civilization series and it’s less dense spinoff.

And any decision you make can have a pretty significant effect on your progress. build cities, planetary defenses, etc), spend resources to research new and improved technologies, upgrade your fleet of starships, and stop by unconquered planets to complete tasks and gain influence. On your turn you’ll be able to manage your conquered planets (i.e. Although rather than picking a nationality you can choose between one of three factions (each with a different bonus that will give them an edge in certain situations), then between one of several leaders (also each with their own bonuses). You toggle settings like map size and overall difficulty, then you’re dumped into the galaxy to start expanding your empire. But the “with more combat” thing is dead-on.Ī game of Starships begins much like any of Sid Meier's other simulations. Hailing frequencies open: Are you having a bit of trouble figuring out what's what? Check out our Sir Meier's Starships beginner's guide!Īs I’m writing this Sid Meier’s Starships isn’t actually out yet, but I’m seeing a lot of people refer to it as “ Civilization in space with more combat.” This is a fairly accurate assessment, although I’d say it’s technically more like the more streamlined Civilization Revolution in space.