In Peter Parrish's first StarDrive campaign he angers the space mafia, annoys a strange alien race who enslave adorable space owls and look like upside-down Portal turrets, then spends considerable time designing a space warship which proves about as effective as a paper truck with a revolver glued to the wing-mirror.
Humanity is clearly to blame, because he gets on much better as a race of giant plants.
StarDrive creator Daniel DiCicco is turning his hand to tabletop tactics with Longsword. PC Invasion talks to Daniel about his ongoing Kickstarter campaign.
SegmentNext writes: "Space game StarDrive has issued an update for Patch 1.15 that will take care of some rather persistent issues. This strategic title on PC from publisher Iceberg Interactive is set in the 4X genre of galactic conquest."
A quest to touch the stars and expand your galactic empire is what awaits you in this space opera. You will take the role as leader of one of eight galactic super powers. The galaxy awaits your soft touch or iron fist.
You start off in your home solar system, given some resources and a flag ship. You must venture forth to expand your race at the dominant life, whether it be, trade or extermination. Each of the races have specific traits but can be modified on the new game screen. Each will define how you interact with the other races. You could have a small home world with a pack mentality or be alluring and ponderous or even repulsive and wasteful the decisions you choose are up to you and balance very nicely.
