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Empires of the Void II

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60% User Score Based on 20 reviews

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Empires of the Void II is a single player and multiplayer turn-based strategy game. It was developed by Magnus Muscle and was released on December 16, 2021. It received mostly positive reviews from players.

End of Multiplayer SupportSadly, we are announcing the end of multiplayer support for Empires of the Void. We don't have enough traffic to justify the server maintenance costs. Single-player mode should still work as usual. About the GameConquer the galaxy - or befriend it! Empires of the Void II is a beloved board game with deep strategy and a compelling story that you write yourself. This is…

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music1 positive mentions
gameplay3 negative mentions
  • Faithful adaptation of the board game that captures the game's vibe and complexity well.
  • Good tutorial and interface design that help new players learn the game.
  • Runs well on various platforms and offers enjoyable AI and hotseat multiplayer modes.
  • Game suffers from numerous bugs, glitches, and occasional freezes that disrupt gameplay.
  • No save feature, making longer games difficult to manage and frustrating for players.
  • UI is clunky and unclear, requiring unnecessary clicks and lacking useful features like tooltips or zoom.
  • graphics
    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The graphics are generally praised as beautiful and visually appealing, though some users have experienced frustrating bugs that disrupt the display and interfere with gameplay. Overall, the visuals are strong, but occasional UI glitches detract from the experience.

    • “Graphics are beautiful.”
    • “The visuals are great, and the music is pretty good as well (though it can get repetitive after a while, but there's a decent variety in there).”
    • “It's sad, because the game itself and the graphics are mostly fine, but the controls and the UI are the result of what happens when rubbish and chaos collide.”
    • “In my first (and only) match, the graphics bugged out and displayed a bunch of resource cards right in the middle of the screen, covering most of the planet in the center. However, those cards couldn't be interacted with.”
    • “It's sad because the game itself and the graphics are mostly fine, but the controls and the UI suffer from poor design decisions.”
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  • gameplay
    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The gameplay is smooth and faster-paced than the board game, with AI players making quick moves that keep the action flowing, though this requires careful attention to the movement log. Only minor bugs and a few unpolished details were noted, but they do not significantly impact the overall gameplay or clarity.

    • “There are a couple of unpolished details that, for now, don't influence gameplay or clarity.”
    • “It's faster-paced than the board game since the AI players tend to take far less time to consider their next move and overall follow the gameplay, but that also means that they move quickly and that you have to keep an eye on the movement log in order to know what is going on.”
    • “There are a couple unpolished details that, for now, don't influence gameplay and/or clarity.”
    • “I found only one minor bug with a special action card after 10 hours of gameplay.”
  • stability
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The game runs smoothly across various devices, including the Steam Deck, though some minor bugs are present. Overall, stability is solid, providing a fun and reliable experience despite occasional issues.

  • music
    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative

    The music is generally well-received, featuring a decent variety, though some users find it can become repetitive over time.

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Empires of the Void II is a turn-based strategy game.

Empires of the Void II is available on PC and Windows.

On average players spend around 10 hours playing Empires of the Void II.

Empires of the Void II was released on December 16, 2021.

Empires of the Void II was developed by Magnus Muscle.

Empires of the Void II has received mostly positive reviews from players. Most players liked Empires of the Void II for its music but disliked it for its graphics.

Empires of the Void II is a single player game with multiplayer and local co-op support.

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