Title: Astro Empires
Year introduced: 2006
Country of origin: Portugal
Languages: English / Spanish / Portuguese / others
Price: include premium accounts / options
Astro Empires is a space strategy browser game, in real time in a persistent universe. The game politics is totally player’s driven, with several factions trying to control the universe, frequently resulting in massive wars with epic battles.
You build your own empire through improvement of your infrastructure on the planets, researching technology and building your fleet to defend and to explore. Of course you won’t survive for long on your own, so you have to find allies and join their guilds and federations.
Game is played fully via browser. Basic access is free, although there is a premium account option.
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