Posted on: November 23, 2012

ot4aut

Spiele: 495 Rezensionen: 3

Great game but just DOSbox -_-

Its so far the best X4 game ever created in the world, i totaly love this game. But sinc ei have Windows 7 64bit i could only get it run on Virtual Mashine software or the Ugly looking DOSbox. So i bought it here hoping for a better release just to find out they sell here DOSboy, a freeware you can download free on the web, i really feel like i want my mone back.

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Edited on: September 18, 2025

Posted on: May 20, 2016

LiquidProj3ct

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Spiele: 291 Rezensionen: 42

Changed my mind, one of the best games!

Thanks to GOG for allowing us to edit reviews. I used to rate this game as mediocre, but after playing it a lot, I've come to realize it's an amazing game—both the first and second installments. The key was reading the manual in-depth, which made everything make so much more sense. You can play with several races, not all of them equally capable, but it's a lot of fun trying to exploit your strengths and cover your weaknesses. Both games are about the same thing: designing your own ships and dominating a galaxy with different factions, but they do it in different ways. Both have adjustable difficulty and plenty of game options that add to the replayability. The game runs perfectly; I don't think it has ever crashed on me. Some people say that Master of Orion 2 has too much micromanagement. I don't think that's true, especially if you use the "Colonies" tab. I would even say that Master of Orion 1 is worse in that regard when you have multiple fleets moving around. I learned to appreciate this game when I tried others like Stellaris or Endless Space. I liked Master of Orion much more because it's simpler, but at the same time, it has much more creative mechanics. I'm referring to the technology tree—they aren't just simple modifiers; there's a lot of tech that can completely turn the game around and make you play in a different way. If you dedicate a little time to it, you're going to love it.

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Posted on: April 20, 2010

mirkobern

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Spiele: 515 Rezensionen: 4

a recurring classic

Master of Orion II is one of the classic that continually return, at most every 2-3 years i replay it for tens of ours. I never tried the first, and not appreciated the third (except for the background) but the second of the series is and always will be a classic!

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Posted on: April 22, 2010

kharnok

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Spiele: 6 Rezensionen: 1

Still relevant

Fast approaching a decade old these games are still among the top of my gaming list. While Stardock's Galactic Civilization I&II are good games in their own right they don't hold a candle to the MOO universe. A must play for anyone who enjoys 4x4 strategy.

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Posted on: May 4, 2010

jonascadman

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Spiele: 8 Rezensionen: 2

MOO

These are by far two of the best games ever made. spent so many hours glued to my computer screen, playing the MOO series. You start out in both games as a small empire with the potential to colonize the entire galaxy. research technologies to advance your species and crush your enemies, terraform distant worlds, and in the Second master of Orion, the eventual ability to even destroy planets. at the start of any game, you can choose your race, galaxy size, and difficulty. and because every map is randomly generated, it offers hours of re-playability.

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