

The Tomorrow War
CrioLand · 2014 · Simulation, Action, Adventure, Space, Sci-fi
PC
Mixed49% · 127 📉 Recent reviews down 31%
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About The Tomorrow War
The Tomorrow War is a space sim based on the trilogy of novels written by a famous Russian author, Alexander Zorich. These books are dedicated to the intergalactic war of two mighty empires. Along with the graduates of the military-space academy players will witness different stages of the conflict between United Earth Empire and Konkordia.
Gamers will participate in local operations and in huge space battles, meet alien races and fight against unofficial military organizations and of course take part in the final battle.
The 27th Century. There is peace on Earth. Mankind has discovered ways to travel outside of the solar system and planets thousands of light-years away have been colonized. The United Earth Empire is at a cross-roads as an old enemy decides the galaxy has room for only one Empire.
300 years ago one of the human colonies turned to Zoroastrianism, an ancient human religion. They formed a new nation called Konkordia and then increased the population through cloning their people. Konkordia has already conquered more than 30 planets and has become a powerful star nation. While The United Earth Empire has signed peace with Konkordia there was always tension in the relations between the two states.
Gamers will participate in local operations and in huge space battles, meet alien races and fight against unofficial military organizations and of course take part in the final battle.
The 27th Century. There is peace on Earth. Mankind has discovered ways to travel outside of the solar system and planets thousands of light-years away have been colonized. The United Earth Empire is at a cross-roads as an old enemy decides the galaxy has room for only one Empire.
300 years ago one of the human colonies turned to Zoroastrianism, an ancient human religion. They formed a new nation called Konkordia and then increased the population through cloning their people. Konkordia has already conquered more than 30 planets and has become a powerful star nation. While The United Earth Empire has signed peace with Konkordia there was always tension in the relations between the two states.
Key features:
- Powerful game engine capable of modeling whole planetary systems. The engine allows continuous flights from space into the atmosphere of a planet and landing on any part of the planet
- Adjustable settings - from a hardcore space sim to a near arcade game
- Dozens of NPCs and locations
- Different types of spacecrafts - from fighters to ferry ships
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
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The gameplay feels like a retro war movie, but the graphics are stuck in the 80s. Occasionally I laugh, yet in the end I’m left feeling empty.2 found this helpful
This game is quite old but runs fine on modern OS and hardware.
We are veeery far away from a new Wing Commander here.
Oldie but not goldie shame it sucks hard it has a lot to like story wise and i enjoyed the flight system but i fail at timed scenarios or reaching near impossible objectives badly i could not progress through the training scenarios so to my mind it sucks i should have noted the reviews were mixed but nostalgia drew me in as i had never played the game before and obviously never will any more now.
Still one of the best space sims ever!
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