Stellaris: Galaxy Command

Stellaris: Galaxy Command is a multiplayer mobile spin-off to Stellaris developed and published by Paradox Interactive, this space strategy game is distributed in free-to-play model.

Plot

The action of Stellaris: Galaxy Command takes place in an SF universe, as a galactic civilisation get back on its feet after an invasion of beings from a different dimension. The player takes on the role of a hero chosen by the United Nations. Their mission is to restore civilization to its former glory.

Mechanics

Stellaris: Galaxy Command takes place in a vast galaxy full of planetary systems waiting to be discovered. We start the game with a modest space station, which we improve and expand with new modules and structures with time. As we progress, we have more and more responsibilities on our shoulders: dealing with issues relating to planetary colonisation, conqueting new and defending existing territories, acquiring resources and producing various goods, as well as trading. Although the latter can be automated, it is worth remembering that certain sectors of the galaxy are rich in certain types of resources, which enables us to specialise in the production and sales of selected goods and forces to import goods that are impossible to produce.

A separate reference should be made to diplomacy. Players can be in a state of cold or hot war; there is nothing to prevent us from joining existing alliances or becoming the head of our own. However, if diplomacy fails, there is nothing left for us to do but to battle the opposition. Clashes take place in real time, and we command armies consisting of units we have designed ourselves, which we can improve over time.

Game modes

Stellaris: Galaxy Command is designed to be a multiplayer game where thousands of players share a universe and make decisions that affect the entire galaxy.

Technical aspects

Stellaris: Galaxy Command boasts eye-pleasing graphics, in a style known from the original game available on PCs and consoles.

Last updated on 16 October 2019