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3.8

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Posted on: September 16, 2024

CommanderTrev

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Spiele: 28 Rezensionen: 1

Best genocide sim on the market

10/10, blood for the blood god

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Posted on: July 1, 2025

nork_nork

Spiele: 234 Rezensionen: 6

Great Idea, meh execution

I have the game on Steam and have put in hundreds of hours. The game is, okay, but disappointing. I love sci-fi and grand strategy games, so this seemed like a no brainer. Unfortunately the execution of the game is lacking. The first few games are tremendously fun, as you haven't seen the universe before and you don't know whats coming. After a few games, you realize that you've seen everything the game has to offer. You get the same events, the same anomalies. Sure, you get different neighbors, but they all feel pretty much the same unless you get unlucky. The tech is the same, the gameplay loop is the same. It gets old fast. It doesn't help that the starts are randomized, meaning unlike in EU4 where you can choose to play a tough nation, every start feels pretty much the same. You can mess around with sliders, but the start of the game will usually feel pretty similar. The only way to really have fun is to role play, but unlike Crusader Kings the roleplay options are limited. It's designed to be a strategy game, not a roleplaying game. Of course, it doesn't help that the devs have changed course multiple times over development and made radical changes to the game. EU4 has had a similar number of DLCs but the core game feels the same, not so here. They have added things to try and address these issues. New events, starting legacies, space faring entities, Unfortunately, most of these are locked behind DLC or you only get very basic options without DLC. Besides, it's a band-aid. It just pushes back the time it takes to realize the game is a mile wide and an inch deep. By no measure is it a terrible game. I get the itch to come back to it every couple of years. Then a play a game and remember why I stopped playing in the first place. It's not bad, just disappointing.

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Posted on: July 19, 2025

jingplusone

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Spiele: 355 Rezensionen: 1

Game keeps crashing computer on load.

Something is messed up with how the game loads, as most of the time, it floods the CPU processes to a complete crawl, where not even external USB devices remain responsive. Sometimes, outright complete hang of entire PC, other times, it seems to load to about 30 percent until the game itself outright crashes. Every once in a while after multiple reboots, it might actually load into the game, and in those cases it runs smoothly without issue. This might be one of those games where you want a dedicated machine that you keep on and you just never close the application to avoid the crashing on load. The game itself seems fun but also not very beginner friendly. I feel like I should have read a technical manual on the game before starting the game even when playing with the tutorial and tool tips on.

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Posted on: June 24, 2021

Twanmalla

Spiele: 359 Rezensionen: 11

NOT DRM FREE?

I buy games from GOG because they are DRM free what the hell is this?

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Posted on: January 21, 2019

mrshootems

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Winning isn't the point of this game

Most 4x strategy games tell you to beat the enemy, or excel at one of the non-combat systems of the game like research or something. Stellaris, however, only has victory by score at the end of a very long timer, or by controlling a very large portion of the galaxy. In some games that would be a very bad thing, and for some people that may ruin their enjoyment of this one. However, if you're the kind of player who's more interested in developing and expanding your empire than actually finishing the game, then this is one of the best. |||| THE GOOD |||| Making your own species (which has significantly more options if you get Utopia dlc) and setting your own goals ----- such as form a large intergalactic federation, be peaceful and rich, pick fights with any species that isn't spiritual, or conquer one of the passive but heavily fortified Fallen Empires ----- that's where the game really shines. Plus, there's the crisis system for if the late game is growing too stagnant, which you can scale down to be weaker if you're going pacifist or up to be stronger if you want a challenge. There's also a bunch of other options for world generation to customise your experience - do you want a large, lonely galaxy? Do you want a dense galaxy with few paths between systems? You can do all that. Also the post-launch support is pretty good, with each major dlc bringing updates to the base game as well. |||| THE BAD |||| Multiplayer is through Paradox servers, so while you get crossplay with steam, it is behind a form of DRM. The tutorial is lacking, and there are some things you'll have to google to understand. Many of the more interesting options for custom species are behind dlc (mainly Utopia). The dlcs are expensive, and some have very little content. Combat is a little basic; there's basically no micro, you just hope your fleet is bigger - designing your own ships does bring more depth here though.

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Highlights

Featured

Nah dran, aber keine exakte Übereinstimmung

Stellaris

Tiefgehende und vielfältige Erkundungsfunktion

Atemberaubende Weltraumgrafiken

Endlose Variationen von Spezies und fortschrittliche Diplomatie

Interstellare Kriegsführung

Gewaltige, prozedurale Galaxien

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