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About This Game You have reached to stars to find that the dreams of a new utopia was dead before it began. Ancient technologies spread over the galaxy leave a sword of Damocles hanging over you. Now you must go out into the stars to conquer or perish. GALACTIC INHERITORS is a new space 4X game from Crispon Games and published by Argonauts Interactive. The game focuses on science fiction, strategy and empire building.FeaturesExplore the Galaxy, look for the key choke points to guard your empire and cut off your opponents avenues of expansion. Research technologies to gain new ships and solar system improvements. Improve your solar system's infrastructure to take advantage of your investment. Build up your navy, gain experience in ship building and unlock powerful new bonuses for your ship designs and building partners.Use the power of the media to steer your people opinions of your neighbours, but pay attention of what their media say too.Manage your empire bonuses over time to reach your conquest goals.Keep on your toes! The galaxy is treacherous and bad (or good) surprises are waiting for you throughout the game. a09c17d780 Title: Galactic InheritorsGenre: Indie, StrategyDeveloper:Crispon GamesPublisher:Plug In Digital, Argonauts InteractiveRelease Date: 9 Jun, 2015 Galactic Inheritors Download For Pc [Xforce Keygen] If you wanna enjoy the game YOU MUST watch the tutorials.Good gameplayAwesome GraphicsFitted soundtracks Just that the price is quite high.. so try to get it on sale.. im not saying that this game isnt enjoyable it just does not entertain for long. The game lacks excitement and a desire to play more and the actions yoyu take as a player become repetive and meaningless. i would not reccomed this game to anyone looking to invest large ammunts of time. Yes, it took me less than 30 minutes to solve this game problem and delete it. DO NOT BUY THIS GAME.CONS : 1 - The visual is horrible. It does look even worse than what you may expect from the screenshots. Animation are almost inexistant. 2 - The HUD is totally dysfunctional. Nothing closes or open alone and you have to navigate to the ''exit button'' at every action you will do. Navigation through all the menus is tricky, long and of course, more ugly than you can ever imagine. That bright blue color is gonna give you a headache and may even make your nose bleed. 3 - I stopped playing at tutorial part 4. Its bugged, I lost the sound and tough I made what was written it never ended. 4 - I have no physical copy of the game I could burn and torture (or use as combustible during cold winter days).PROS :1 - The absence of any aesthetic/visual/animation is perfect for epileptic users. You will be able to play long hours without any crisis.2 - This game is probably playable on win 3.1. If you are from a third world country and cannot afford a modern computer I guess a recycled/scrap-built pentium 166 with 64Mo RAM is more than enough to run this BS.3 - Masochists should buy it right now for the sores, buboes and maybe herpies it will gives you through the touch of your keyboard. Instant pain guarantee. You will also feel pain for any cent you invested in this game.4 - Time travel for free. You get get right back in 1996. Its a direct competitor of Master of orion 1 but badly executed. BUY MASTER OF ORION 1 or 2 and go to TOTALL RECALL to get rid of any memories of this game or it will haunt your nightmares.5 - You will not get worse in your life. Every other bad game you will buy will seems to be a masterpiece in comparison to this. Its the the paragon of mediocrity - The long seeked ''absolute Zero'' of talent and fun. REALLY.. I never played a SOOOO bad 4x game in my whole 39 long life (and I played A LOT of them).. Release Day Review:So they fixed what was wrong in the early access, which is definitely a good thing. They cleaned up the UI a bit and fixed a plethora of bugs and glitches. However, there still just isn't enough here to justify 20 dollars. When I first joined early access with this game, I was expecting something much... more. The 2 things that make this game stand out is the Military Industrial Complex (which is how you build your military ships) and the media-focused Diplomacy system (essentially by using the media, you control how your population views another faction) which again are both really cool features. Everything else is kind of watered down as far as 4X Turn-based strategy games go. I still recommend the game for people unfamiliar with the genre because it's very easy to pick up but for anyone who has played SotS, GalCiv, or Sins, then you've pretty much tread this territory before.https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=bCRnefNUFDAEarly Access Review:"The usual 4X Strategy game. Similar to GalCiv or MOO yet with less personality. However, what it lacks in aesthetic, it makes up for in functionality and straightforwardness. For example, it ignores the technobabble of say... Sword of the Stars and tells you exactly what building something does. The Military Industrial Complex is a cool idea too... but you know what the best part is? Space Frogs. You can play as Space Frogs. The universe is my pond and my enemies are but flies!"https:\/\/www.youtube.com\/watch?v=9vVLmJXxaV0. I like this game. Lot of very good ideas hidden behind an average graphical dressing. I hope the media system will be developped further. bukly and simplisiticmaybe worth a dollar. I like the game, but there some serious annoyances. First the good. I love how the exploration ships are used for more than just exploration. That idea alone is brilliant. The thought of purchasing your war ships through private companies and performing research through those companies is a great idea, but I do not feel it was implemented well. Perhaps if each company specialized in something or gave you a patented technology that only they could provide, or some incentive to pick one company over the other then it would be outstanding.The game has that "Just one more turn" feeling to it, I did find myself wanting to see how something would improve my situation once it was finished being (built or researched).That is pretty much the end of the good for me.When I first read the description of the game where it described how you have to use media against your enemies and for your friends, I thought that is a great idea. Unfortunately, it is horribly implemented in this game. First the concept of how it works is pretty vague. I pictured it my mind that I would run some negative propaganda against my foe, and he would do the same and a short while later we would be at war, but the reality is the opposite. In my game every time I ran negative media against someone, they responded with positive media, which pretty much negates my negative media, which ends in neither of us going to war.As a sidenote, I find it ironically funny that I can run a propaganda item that says my enemy has been crossing our border illegally, but I can't actually cross my enemies border to attempt to start a war because we are not at war.Unfortunately, I was unable to experience any combat in my game as I could not declare war on anyone and could not start a war no matter how hard I tried. The media idea needs to be rethought in my opinion, or just scrapped all together. If there is one good thing about the media portion of the game it is that you can influence your own population to provide research bonuses, or defense bonuses, etc. Five races seems to be a bit slim, perhaps the developer is planning on adding more in an expansion pack.It seems to be pretty stable, I did not run into any gameplay issues, no crashes.I really hope the developer can make the game better, there are some great ideas here, but I feel it just needs more playtesting to iron out the wrinkles in the gameplay.. I bought this half on nostalgy of MOO and also because I had the chance to meet Chris at Paradox and enjoy his game designs.I could only devote a few hours of play here (and that's a shame, but looks like the way life is now regarding our passion for games, we need ones with good concepts, easy handling, simple learning curve).Well, I am pleasantly surprised. Sure, it's a slow begining (but like all 4X almost) and the graphical elements have much room for improvement (but if I can tell from the screenies around, it's upcoming)... but the most interesting thing is the key concepts in the game, that are a welcome change for once.No need to worry like crazy about war and early aggression (although 'Si vis Pacem, Para Bellum' ) but better build a few warships, and the interesting idea of the private enterprises in the military industrial complex doing that task for you (yes, I am the kind who hates design every single part of spaceships). But the most curious, and quite interesting, is the media thing.I have only play 200 turns right now, but I am keen on seeing a game where I may win (hoepfully) without behving like a space version of the Scourge of God...I tried the humans for start (I know, not original) and I like the faces of the other races...especially the frogs (hope they can win, unless the Crispon hold a grunge against batracians)...I'll keep on playing and, if i may, input some ideas and suggestions. There is a jewel here.... total♥♥♥♥♥