Starion Tactics
Corncrow Games · 2014 · Strategy, Action, Indie, Space, Casual
PC
Mostly Negative25% · 48 📈 Making a comeback 43%
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About Starion Tactics
Perfect for the novice, yet sophisticated enough for the veteran, Starion Tactics is a turn-based digital board game that delivers a deeply tactical and highly visual experience with fun and quick gameplay.
After assuming command of one of four human or alien factions vying for galactic dominance, immediately define your game’s scope. Play for minutes to hours across tens to hundreds of planets in single-player skirmish or multiplayer modes—it’s entirely up to you.
Leave the tedious, everyday tasks that take away from crafting and executing tactical strategies to your faction as you explore the galaxy. Explore the galaxy map and discover different planet types: some rich in resources, some barren and unfit for terraforming. Expand your empire by choosing which planets to invade, colonize, destroy or simply ignore. Exploit and terraform planets, acquiring resources to grow and strengthen your fleet, empowering you to exterminate enemy factions and rule the galaxy.
After assuming command of one of four human or alien factions vying for galactic dominance, immediately define your game’s scope. Play for minutes to hours across tens to hundreds of planets in single-player skirmish or multiplayer modes—it’s entirely up to you.
Leave the tedious, everyday tasks that take away from crafting and executing tactical strategies to your faction as you explore the galaxy. Explore the galaxy map and discover different planet types: some rich in resources, some barren and unfit for terraforming. Expand your empire by choosing which planets to invade, colonize, destroy or simply ignore. Exploit and terraform planets, acquiring resources to grow and strengthen your fleet, empowering you to exterminate enemy factions and rule the galaxy.
- Fully customize each game by creating your own settings so that no two games are the same.
- Assume the role of a faction leader and command one of four factions
- Focus your efforts on crafting and executing your tactical strategy while your faction takes care of tedious, everyday tasks
- Engage single-player skirmishes or up to 8 player multiplayer wars across 10 to 100 planets—you define your game’s scope
- Use resources acquired from planets to build and strengthen your fleet
- Construct ships that range from small, agile scouts to colossal battle cruisers
- From improved mining to solar eruptions to labour strikes and beyond, implement cards and/or artifacts to make games more interesting with the element of chance
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
I'm not putting in the effort to learn this trash. Too busy.10 found this helpful
[h1] Feels more like a board game where you construct and move your ships to conquer another planets. Game is relatively simple and there isn't much strategy involved. Pace is slow. You can activate cards which give different effects or exchange them for resources. Overall more like a mix between board and card game without much depth it's not worth time. [/h1]10 found this helpful
Exceedingly plain and banal game. The trailer is misleading, there is no storyline and the featured visuals have no connection to gameplay, they are just menu animations. The strategy consists of an even grid of planets and you are essentially pushing pieces around playing space-checkers or space-go, but with the addition of some tedious board game rules.
It's a scam
Not recommending this one.
Only "tutorial" there is it it only manual where player needs to read a lot. And not only that, but it is also unreadable. Like there's to much info to get around and the too much images which might be distracting or something else for which I don't know the word for it. Maybe there should be also tutorial at least for basic stuff of the game. And it seems to be something closer to board game where there is mode like that, and other modes could be same. And trying to getting into the game without reading manual player might not understand what's happening. Or maybe some players might not understand it after reading manual. It doesn't ask for player attetion to keep player intrested in the game.
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