Falling Stars: War of Empires

Falling Stars: War of Empires

Riveted Games · April 27, 2016 · Strategy, Indie, Simulation, Sci-fi, Military

Buy Falling Stars: War of Empires from Steam at $8.99 — the cheapest of 1 store we compare.

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Falling Stars: War of Empires price by region

Falling Stars: War of Empires costs £6.83 in the United Kingdom, €7.49 in Europe (EUR), $8.49 in Georgia (USD), $8.99 in the United States, CA$10.49 in Canada, NZ$11.09 in New Zealand, A$12.90 in Australia, R$17.39 in Brazil and zł32.39 in Poland right now.

Cheapest Falling Stars: War of Empires offer in each region, in local currency
RegionBest priceOfficial storeKey shopStores
United Kingdom £6.83 −40% £6.83 — 1
Europe (EUR) €7.49 −40% €7.49 — 1
Georgia (USD) $8.49 $8.49 — 1
United Statesyour region $8.99 −40% $8.99 — 1
Canada CA$10.49 −40% CA$10.49 — 1
New Zealand NZ$11.09 −40% NZ$11.09 — 1
Australia A$12.90 −40% A$12.90 — 1
Brazil R$17.39 −40% R$17.39 — 1
Poland zł32.39 −40% zł32.39 — 1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Falling Stars: War of Empires

Falling Stars: War of Empires is a fast-paced digital tabletop strategy game where each decision you make forces the game to evolve differently every time you play. As the leader of your empire, you will command fleet battles consisting of hundreds of ships at a time, resolve political agendas that can completely alter the ruleset of the game, and discover hundreds of different planets on your way to victory. Explore strange worlds and develop diplomatic relations with them, or exploit them for their resources. But beware, every planet in the game has its own unique history, and there will be consequences for your decisions!

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Falling Stars: War of Empires incorporates a vastly configurable set of content and features:
  • Matches ranging from 60 minutes to days long
  • Configurable galaxy size, sparseness, victory conditions, resources, technology advancement rate, and more to tailor the experience to your playstyle
  • Brand new "Strategic Action" mechanic that can be leveled up throughout the game, giving players evolving strategic options
  • Each planet has unique diplomatic effects, from causing riots on other planets to offerings of technology and resources, and are dictated by your relations with them as well as their individual allies and enemies. This allows players to gain a reputation with the inhabitants of a planet by conquering one of their enemies!
  • Online multiplayer games that can be finished in one sitting
  • Challenging AI that will work for or against you depending on your actions
  • Command your fleet in battle by altering their formation, issuing tactical orders, and sending them to carry out those orders against enemies

Falling Stars: War of Empires — game info

Platforms
Windows
Player modes
Single-player, Co-op
PC Game Pass
Not included

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

Not recommended Apr 28, 2017
Major Issue: Carriers absolutely cannot move unless they're carrying something. Why? There's no logical or gameplay reason for this. I end up with carriers being stranded all over the map, because it's not worth the effort to send another carrier to go get them. Minor Issues: This far after launch, there's still some annoying bugs, like the fact that you can't research some technologies, even with the prerequesites for them, or you can, but they show up as grayed out, as if you could. Also, carriers still are listed as having "movement: 1" even after I researched the movement upgrade. The game makes you watch battles that don't affect you, and you can't even tell who's who until after the battle is over. They're kind of boring to watch too. Battles in general could be more interesting. The game falls a little flat on aesthetics: The whole look for the fleets is a little off, some species have "fighters" that look like cap ships on the map, the ground units for some look like they're carrying musical instruments instead of weapons. It's not all bad, and I like the concept of a "Twilight Imperium" like computer game, but the dealbreaker for me is the carrier issue. I may chang…
29 found this helpful
Not recommended Jul 2, 2020
Although this game was cheap ($9) on sale, I don't think it's even worth that. The gameplay is odd, and the waiting time for the AI to play its turn is ridiculous. After about turn 20-25 I was waiting 3-4 minutes on an i9-9900k with a RTX 2080. It's just the AI mucks around for so long and seems to have far more army movement than you do. There is also no capacity to modify any of your ships and there are only 4 types. ie: Fighter's, Carrier's, Cruiser's and Dreadnought's. There is 1 troop type. It's a very simple game, where your planets generate resources every turn, and you spend it on building more ships (instantly) or research (instantly). You can only move your Army 1 space at a time and can split it manually to go into different directions but you can complete your turn in seconds while the AI takes minutes for the 3-4 opponents I chose to play against. It would be a nightmare in terms of waiting for more than 5. Not recommended at all, plenty of space games out there that are far better.
9 found this helpful
Recommended May 8, 2016
Seems like the beginning of a good game, needs to fix the issues with it crashing though.
5 found this helpful
Recommended Nov 29, 2020
A really fun game that draws inspiration from many of the greatest 4X board games! However, it's a little buggy and dated graphically, so I'd probably wait for a discount.
3 found this helpful
Not recommended Oct 4, 2016
Fun, but not what I was expecting.
2 found this helpful
Recommended Sep 1, 2018
If you like Twilight Imperium, this game does Twilight Imperium pretty good. It has 4 instead of 17 factions. Id love more factions. Still, its a fun game, its fast too if you want it. Thats why I love it, its a fast 20 min Twilight Imperium experience. GREAT!
1 found this helpful

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