Title: Deep Space Colony
Year introduced: 2014
Country of origin: France
Languages: English
Price: free
Build your deep space colony on one of the three planets in the galaxy, trade with other colonies on the planet, explore the world, build your fleet to conquer the other 2 planets.
The economy is in the heart of all your decisions - you need mines to gather resources, you can sell them to other colonies, so you can have afford expansion of your colony and build your own position in the area. Once you build your fleet of spaceships you can attack the enemies to steal their resources or take part in series of missions. But there are more ways to interact with other colonies - you can use cyber attacks, support your allies, try to reach higher level in the Galaxy.
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