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A Must-Have!
I have played quite some few space strategy games in my life, but never have I ever experienced such a complex game as Ascedancy. It's one of those 4x game (explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate) and a really awesome one as well. It is like taking one of the Civilization games and giving it a space theme and offering a more complex management mechanic. The plot of the game can be summed up in the following sentences: some of the species in the game have their own reason to reaching the stars. There are two categories of species: peaceful ones, who are just simple curious explorers, and hostile, whose only desire is to kill and conquer everything in their path. As you start a new game, you're greeted by the map of the Universe, which contains hundreds a stars, each representing a solar system. You start off by ruling a single solar system. When you select a star, you go to the solar system's map, where you have the planets. You can select a planet and start building building, slowly building up your galactic empire. After that, you can start expanding your rule, claiming other solar systems and conquering the opposing empires. You thought that you spent hours on Civilization 5? Wait till you play Ascendancy! Overall, the game is a great 4x TBS game and fans of the genre, and of other genres as well, should play this game! It's a must-have!
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written by Schumi
Original cd/dvd version
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- Rate: (18 ratings)
- Genre: Strategy
- Software house: The Logic Factory
- Year: 1995
- System: DOS/Win'95(or dosbox emulator)
- Tags: Turn based, Space combat, Science Fiction

Ascendancy