inGame footage of various games. In the future I hope to add reviews. ^_^
Looking for MoO2 alternatives?
Published on October 10, 2009 By aroddoold In PC Gaming

If you are looking for an alternative to Master of Orion 2 then you might want to give Armada 2526 a try.

Also: If you are looking for a successor to Armada 2525 then you might want to give Armada 2526 a try.

The project website is here: http://www.ntronium.com/Armada2526%20Home.html

Ntronium is accepting beta testers. Visit the website for details on what you are expected to do, then simply write an email to betatest@ntronium.com .

I'm in the beta and I really like it.

This game is probably most interesting for Galactic Civilization players and other 4X fans.

Cheers!


Comments
on Oct 10, 2009

I hope this comes out on impulse. It sounds great.

on Oct 10, 2009

I like these  4X space games,so I will send a mail and see.

on Oct 11, 2009

I did an interview with Bob Smith, the guy behind Armada 2526.  You can read it here.

on Oct 11, 2009

Thanks for the heads up! Just signed up. Use to play the old Armada 2525 back in the day.

on Oct 12, 2009

... Looks good. Im looking at videos and the forum... I probably will sign up though.

on Oct 13, 2009

*sniff*

I think I finally found a worthy successor to Master of Orion 2 !

The game is in early beta and despite everything you'd expect in a game at that stage I have so much fun!

Definite must-buy for me.

on Oct 13, 2009

it looks like imperium galactica. With about the same game system and premise and the graphics arent that much better. Is it entirely turn based? Or is it rts like homeworld and sins in the space battles?

on Oct 13, 2009

Yes!

on Oct 13, 2009

I'm definitely going to check this out, since I am a big fan of MOO 1&2.

on Oct 14, 2009

derenek
it looks like imperium galactica. With about the same game system and premise and the graphics arent that much better. Is it entirely turn based? Or is it rts like homeworld and sins in the space battles?

Both.  The campaign (colony management, diplomacy, research, etc.) is turn-based, while the combat is in real-time.  Think "Total War in space". 

 

 

on Oct 17, 2009

Signed up, not enough decent 4x games out after Space Empires 5 and Lost Empires dropped the ball for the market.

on Oct 18, 2009

Next beta version is announced to be released soon ... maybe a week or so. My guess is that new beta testers get admitted once it's out, so go and queue up.