Stellaris - Developers Aiming for the Stars - Pt. 1
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Paradox Interactive, a publisher and developer of games with universal appeal, today released a “Developer Diary” video for Stellaris, the forthcoming sci-fi grand strategy game from Paradox Development Studio. Stellaris, which challenges players to explore a new universe and establish an empire across the stars, breaks from the traditionally historical settings of the Paradox catalog. In the new video, the lead creators of Stellaris discuss the challenges of exploring a new genre, and elaborate on the methods used to evoke new experiences for players. Stellaris will be released for Windows, Mac, and Linux PCs on May 9, 2016.
Stellaris is the new science fiction strategy game from Paradox Development Studio, the creators of Crusader Kings, Europa Universalis and Hearts of Iron. This will be the first strategy game from PDS that is rooted not in the past, but the future, as you guide a species of your design to power and glory in the depths of space. With randomly created opponents and procedurally generated star systems, no two games can even play out the same way.
In the meantime, try Project Augustus: A Stellaris Adventure, in which one can feel the vacuum of space flow through their future space hair! With the click of a mouse (many clicks, in fact) travel through the vast expanses of space. The more you click, the faster you travel. The longer you play, the more bonuses you unlock for your account – including access to Platypus regalia for your future space empire. Users who invite twenty friends will be able to submit names for commanders in Stellaris. Truly out of this world.
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