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The Intel-based version runs on a wide range of Macs, provided you have a 64-bit processor and a taste for carefully plotted galactic dominion. This 2017 turn-based strategy title places you at the helm of one of eight civilisations, each sculpted with its own narrative arc, visual identity, and mechanical bias.
Chart the unknown: finding your first star
Every campaign begins with a single system and a fleet whose sensor range barely scratches the dark. The early game is a quiet puzzle of probing anomalies, weighing whether to colonise a fertile world now or press deeper for a richer cluster.
Shape a civilisation: technology and law
Research spirals outward in four quadrants, letting you chase military hulls, economic policies, or the stranger applications of dust and quantum theory. The senate screen, meanwhile, shifts with your population's political leanings, turning each new law into a negotiation rather than a button press.
Direct the personalities: heroes in three roles
Heroes drift between three positions: commanding a battle fleet, governing a star system to boost its output, or sitting in the senate to manipulate faction approval. The analysis panel layers context onto every decision, pulling trade-route yields, diplomatic pacts, and ship refit options into a single, legible pane.
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