Endless Space 2

released on May 18, 2017

In Endless Space you play the role of the leader of one of the many intelligent beings of a galaxy at the beginning of the space age. Very quickly, you discover the remnants of an older civilization. That civilization called themselves the Endless, among their ruins, a matter called Dust with amazing proprieties is found. It shapes into whatever its user thinks of, it gives a reality to dreams… dreams that lead to the extinction of the Endless. Since then that matter became the most precious matter of the universe, and therefore the universal currency… but in front of the power of the Dust it is hard, even for the purest beings, not to fall under its charm… We want the players to live an experience that goes beyond just strategy. You will live your own story of space conquest, with your own randomly generated galaxy full of civilizations, lifeforms, technologies and unknown worlds for you to conquer.


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Cuando dicen endless se refieren a que es un coñazo que parece no tener puto final por favor ya basta

Game is unironically whack, somehow a huge step-down from Endless Space 1. I hate the internal democracy system.

"You can either die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become the villain."

This infamous quote came from the developers of Endless Space 2 after they saw me play their game twice. No matter what I do, no matter what I say I'll play as. Ultimately it boils down to me rushing to unlock Corecrackers and Obliterators to go on a system cremating crusade across the galaxy in an unending quest to dominate the cosmos. This game teaches a valuable lesson in morality, integrity and the futility of fighting your own nature. The feeling of your friends discovering and tracing back a long path of obliterated planets to your territory, truly is "peak" as some would say and the cutscene of a planet blowing up never gets less entertaining.

Through this game, I have proudly taken up my seat alongside other galactic tyrants such as Sheev. And perhaps I have even become the worst of them all. Only time will tell.

I love Endless Space, I wish they made a video game about it.

A decent enough sci-fi Civ-like, I felt kind of overwhelmed with the number of systems in place over my 2 playthroughs. So much is outside your control when it comes to whether you'll be successful or not. I'm sure there's a deeper rewarding game underneath this, but I just don't care to put any more time into it at the moment. I will say the lore, art, and UI is all uniformly great.

It's basically just Stellaris: if you like that game, you'll like this.