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A game where you fight for galactic domination. You must be quick to determine the best connection between planets to defeat your opponents.
Instructions on how to play in game. Right-click on game to go fullscreen.
If the web player doesn't seem to be accepting mouse input, try minimizing and maximizing your web browser page.
Update August 24, 3:45 PM PST: Fixed defeat condition. Flipped primary screenshot and secondary screenshot.
Update August 24, 4:00 PM PST: Added web player. Removed windows player.
Downloads and Links
Ratings
![]() | Coolness | 51% |
#100 | Fun | 3.71 |
#130 | Overall | 3.71 |
#141 | Theme | 3.82 |
#602 | Innovation | 3.10 |
#745 | Mood | 2.77 |
#873 | Graphics | 2.59 |
Comments
It didn't understand immediately that the numbers on planets are the resources, and that they where a different thing from the number of ships, especially since a ship cost exactly one resource.
Once this was understood, I finally managed to defeat efficiently my opponents and had a lot of fun, good job !
Slightly resembles my own entry, but totally different gameplay! I like it :)
Even if the concept is copied so much, I really spent too much time playing this, because it just plays flawlessly! Good game!
Some fun strategy in this, it really hooked me for a while. Good work on making competent AI for it as well! Just wish it had some audio, but this is a really cool concept.
Really fun and addictive, thought I was having input issues until I re read the rule about the 20 requirement would have been cool to have a little feedback there but otherwise awesome game !!
One of the best game I've played so far. I played like 10 mins just to win. good job!
I love these kinds of games. Nice execution, simple and fun. And the strategic elements really sold me on this one. Props!
It was fun until all neutral planets were conquered. Then it got stuck in a stalemate for a really long time.
Really cool game! I wish the controls were a little bit clearer as it is a bit unintuitive to send / cancel sending units. Other than that, very nice entry!
Feels like galcon, whish is a good thing. Wish I could send more ships at once, though. Made the gameplay get a bit boring as it went on.
Very relaxing game play and a lot of fun. A familiar concept with a nice twist. Great work.
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Wow, this is one of (if not the) best game I've played so far! Saving it for later :D congrats!