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AI War 2
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AI War 2 is a grand strategy/RTS hybrid against a galaxy that has already been conquered by rogue artificial intelligence. It's also "a sequel to [Arcen's] enormo-space RTS AI War, which we called 'one of this year's finest strategy games' back in 2009" (Tom Sykes, PC Gamer)The most devious and acc...
AI War 2 is a grand strategy/RTS hybrid against a galaxy that has already been conquered by rogue artificial intelligence. It's also "a sequel to [Arcen's] enormo-space RTS AI War, which we called 'one of this year's finest strategy games' back in 2009" (Tom Sykes, PC Gamer)
The most devious and acclaimed artificial intelligence in strategy gaming returns... with a host of mutual enemies.
Face off against a more advanced version of the original AI, who once again has captured the entire galaxy leaving you only a tiny planet to yourself. Then strike out and find a way to cleverly outwit it nonetheless. All the new capturables, larger fleets, and hacking abilities are sure to help. (You're going to need it.)
Or immerse yourself in a far more complicated galactic struggle involving the nanocaust, macrophages, dyson spheres, and more. Other factions each have their own goals, rules, units, and entirely unique economies. Make the scenario complicated enough and it can become "World War XV is in progress, you're in a tiny farm in the middle of it, nobody likes you, but if you can just kill that one giant angry enemy leader this will all be over."
If that sounds over the top -- and frankly that bit is wearying to us to imagine even though some people seek it out -- then take a break and maybe hack the all-consuming computer virus to be your ally, and convince the star-sized alien hives to watch your back as you take on a suddenly-less-arrogant AI.
(If you're really feeling spiteful, take yourself out of the equation, turn on super fast forward, and watch them all fight like ants on a galactic scale.)
Modernized and supercharged.
It's been ten years since the original AI War launched, and the gaming world has changed a lot -- as has the available computing power on any device you're using to read this. We've pulled out all the stops to build foes more formidable and intelligent than before, and to create simulations of hundreds of thousands of units running at 120fps in a lot of cases. You can speed up and slow down the simulation without any extra load on your CPU, and pause at will.
The interface respects your time by automating things that you would do the same 95% of the time anyway. For that other 5% there are indeed advanced features such as placing spy nanites, tweaking or disabling the rules of automation, or redesigning your fleet compositions as much as you want.
Streamlined, yet deeper.
Sometimes when a sequel says it's "streamlined," it can really mean "dumbed down." And there are indeed fewer tiny choices to be made in some areas here: you don't have to decide how to wash each dish; you have a dishwasher. And it's a good thing you do, to be honest, because the rabbit hole of complex and confounding scenarios goes as deep as you want it to.
All those bits where you make the interesting strategic decisions? Those bits are tougher than ever, and you can't fall back on old boring habits to muddle through. You need your attention free to anticipate, to plan, to dream... and then throw those all aside and figure it out by the seat of your pants when everything goes sideways.
There's too much to memorize (but tooltips are always right there, anyway), and there's always an unfamiliar element. Clicking fast won't help you. To win the AI War, you'll have to improvise, adapt, and use your wits.
As it should be.
How About Some Highlights?
Many optional factions, each with their own goals and strategies, create a living galaxy.
A new Fleets system gives you even more ships than before, and allows you to customize your empire more than ever.
A ton of map types, and with a lot of sub-options to make them even more varied.
Outguard to hire, factions to ally with, and oodles of targets to capture or hack --with the AI or aliens.
Warden, Hunter, and Praetorian Guard sub-fleets of the AI provide for new challenges (and sometimes opportunities) in how both you and the AI interact with each other.
Crazy moddability, with many levers available in easily-accessible XML.
What's New Compared To The Original?
More approachable gameplay, but with a rabbit hole that goes as deep as ever.
More to do, in terms of moment to moment gameplay and choices. More to find, more to conquer or be conquered-by.
Polished gameplay mechanics, representing everything learned from first game’s six expansions (plus three years of development on this sequel).
Trimmed fat: repetitive boring tasks have been automated or streamlined, but more options than ever have been added for you to customize things when you want to. Our goal is never to waste your time, but always have an array of interesting challenges for you to pursue at once.
Redesigned UI that gives you a ton of information and power right when you need it.
1.5 hours of new music added to the 4.5 hour included score from the original game.
Multithreading for modern performance, and a codebase that will not summon an elder god (recoded from the ground up for modern rigs).
Over 1900 lines of spoken dialogue from more than 25 actors.
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Complete Edition
AI War 2: The Spire Rises DLC
AI War 2: Zenith Onslaught DLC
AI War 2: The Neinzul Abyss DLC
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Great strategy game, Gets the annoying fiddly stuff out of your way so you can make the big choices. There are a bunch of built in scenarios. After playing the great intro scenario Helping Hands, I've started Scenario 1. I'm already loving it and it clearly has a lot more to offer. I don't get many games at launch but with the legacy and a great launch discount it was very temping. This game respects your time and cash.
This game is good, different.
Had to restart several times and watch a few "how to play" video's, but was it worth it, yes is was.
I'm usually a turn-based strategy game player these days, but I can tell you this looks like a lot going on, and there is, but the UI and game design is so mature that after about 2 hours play, you can't believe how easy it is to play (can keep track of your empire).
If your an arm-chair general like me, it is well worth effort to understand this gem of game, you won't be disappointed.
This game manages to stay true to the original despite the many updates to gameplay and visuals.
The fleet-based system that is introduced in this game makes replacing any ship losses a lot less cumbersome, and makes moving your forces around the galaxy a lot easier in general. There is an incredible amount of versatility when setting up each campaign in regards to the exact enemies and allies you want to have and how powerful you want them to be. The new minor factions can add a lot flavour to each campaing if you choose to enable them, and the options menu is amongst the best I have ever seen with the amount customization that it affords.
Despite the troubled development the delivered product was of good quality, and the only indication that it's development wasn't entirely smooth that I noticed was the occasional untextured-looking ship for some the minor factions. The graphics were recently updated (at the time of writing) so visually the game now looks fully finished and gives all the minor factions their own clearly defined style.
I have had no problems with performance in this game at any point, and it runs perfectly on my laptop.
I only noticed a few bugs during gameplay, all of minor or trivial impact on the game, and they are quickly fixed when reported.
The music is of high quality and has a lot of calm and quiet songs. This may not be to everyones taste, but I think it is very fitting. This is not a game that benifits from a soundtrack full of pulse-pounding music. Careful thought has to be put into how you expand into the galaxy and on what battles to take, and when. Faster, more excitable music could lead to rash decisions, or get grating on the ears as you are contemplating your next move. I also feel the melancholy in some of the songs is very fitting considering most of humanity has been exterminated.
I think I would give this game a 9 out of 10. It's not perfect yet, but it is very good fun and it's going to be further refined over time.
AI War 2 is one of the finest strategy games I have played- and I have played a lot! I would be surprised if one could find a game with more options for play. The developer seems like a really cool dude as well, along with keeping up on needed improvements and bugs, he has even donated one of the proceeds of an earlier dlc to a children’s charity. It plays exceptionally well, due to great optimization, on my rather (ahem’) limited system. If you are into space strategy games- although it has a very unique play style- this is a really impressive achievement!
The keeps getting better with each new patch. Whilst I love the original AI War the sequel at this point improves on it in every way.
For those who bounced off of the original game due to the learning curve, should give this a look.
Awesome game. Recommended
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