Master of Orion: Conquer the Stars
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The ascendant spacefaring 4X strategy game returns! A new chapter in the epic Master of Orion saga is poised to once again capture the imaginations of millions of gamers. Diehard fans of the first games will be ecstatic to know that this revival is being built under the watchful eyes of members from the original development team, in conjunction with NGD Studios in Buenos Aires! Discover Master of Orion as it was always meant to be: A fully orchestrated score, interstellar warfare and exploration against the backdrop of beautifully animated far flung galaxies. Confront hostile civilizations, negotiate with mysterious aliens, share knowledge with allies and uncover this newly imagined universe.
Game Discussion
Steam User 8
This my carpal tunnel friendly 4X strategy game. No sound required, tv in the background friendly. Play single player against AI whenever other games in the rotation don't sound appealing at the moment. Kinda like playing chess, it takes some time to finish a game, but not paradox deep micromanagement.
Space 4X - Galaxy eXploration fun, Planet eXpansion fun, enemy eXploitation okay, eXtermination (war) fun. Colony development, Fleet/ship design and Logistics all fun. Much better than Civ to me, I've played all the Civs and this since MoO2, this is a good version.
After experience with vanilla, these mods take the game to the next level:
It's not the latest and greatest FPS, RPG, RTS, Open World Hack n Slash.. but it is classic strategy fun and it won't aggravate your wrist.
Use mirv missiles early-mid game and don't have the weakest military.
Steam User 5
I played the original MOO series when they first came out, and for nostalgia reasons I bought this. This is a re-skinned version of the original MOO 2. The vanilla version is mediocre and buggy. Using the Unofficial patch solves most of these problems, making it worth getting. MOO is the granddaddy of the 4X genre, so if you like them you should like this one.
Steam User 7
I play tons of 4x. There isn't a major 4x I haven't played. TBH; I think most of them aren't very good but I always try to love them... (because the good ones are great).
This game got panned on release. I assume that's because MoO 2 was so beloved. The reality is, this is a great 4x. It's a little simple compared to Stellaris, but it's far nicer to play. It's kind of a shame they never made a sequel because you could have gone somewhere with this.
Steam User 6
Had the urge to play master of orion for the nostalgia. this is a nice upgrade with the same mechanics and better graphics
Steam User 8
Let me start off by saying MOO2 was my favorite game growing up. This just doesn't quite do it for me. Im not sure why, but it feels flat. Maybe Im use to more complex games like Stellaris now? I will say after playing this game I went back and played MOO2 and, while super dated MOO2 still just hits.
I'm going to give it a positive review, not because I think its awesome, but because I can't pinpoint why its bad.
Steam User 5
Finally, the sequel MOO2 deserved! I played an untold number of hours of Master of Orion 2, and this 2016 reboot finally earns its place as a true sequel to that classic masterpiece. While I didn't think MOO3 was a terrible game, it just changed too much and lost the magic. This version, however, brings back all the memories and joy I felt playing MOO2. It captures the spirit of the original while looking and feeling modern. If you enjoy 4X games, you really don't want to miss this one.
Steam User 3
I really like Master of Orion Games (Apart from 3, that was rubbish. ) and I have played this game (Moo4) a lot. This game reminds me more of Moo2. I really enjoy it.
One problem, the Antarans turn up and wreck my homeworld every 50 turns which is really no fun, so I have to turn them off. Please fix this in Moo5.