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I've had this game for not even a week, not even 24 hours in, and it's got me hooked.
I spent a few hours mining, dropped some materials off in a little system called Altiar, and checked the local systems for a new ship I could now afford. One of those systems nearby, was 61 Ursae Majoris, also known as part of the Big Dipper, I had a realisation in that moment, that I was only a jump away from Sol. In my somewhat aimless wandering, chasing the biggest payout, I'd ended up at home. I'd never really had an experience like this with a game before this.

While the Axis pack feels unfinished, this feels half-baked. It's pretty lacklusture for what it is. Lots of missing models, eg. no IS-3 or IS-7, no KV-2, no mechanised models for the USSR at all. Nothing for minor powers, not even the British Empire. Literally models that could have been copy-pasted are missing, there's still no amphibious models for the Sherman DD and Valentine DD, missing models overall, some aren't even the right model. Just feels like a blatant cash grab for very little. Also no models for Czechoslovakia or Poland.

While it's certainly better than the Allied pack, it's still fairly lack luster. Some nations are missing models, or outright using the wrong models, even Germany. Minor powers get nothing at all, despite having icons for their equipment. Honestly, it feels unfinished and rushed, if this were a free update, I wouldn't gripe, but because Paradox is charging, it's kinda ridiculous.

Stellaris is a new take on the Sci Fi strategy genre, incoporating grand strategy perfectly. Paradox interactive has continued to update the game, and has continuously shifted the meta as a result, especially with new DLC, which are shared between all players in multiplayer, even those without them. Above all, Stellaris is a ball, with or without friends, with more than enough playstyles to keep you entertained for thousands of hours.

First of all, why hasn't this been done before, such a simple game, free, and personally, I would pay $25 for it, if not more.

Sunrider: Mask of Arcadius, is a turn-based strategy game, with anime-style graphics set in a distant future, humanity reigns supreme over the entire galaxy (and possibly beyond) two major factions are at each others' throats, but not at war (yet), The Solar Alliance, led by Admiral Grey, the Alliance controls most of the inner colonies, but like any other civilisation, there is much discontent in the civillian masses of the Neutral Rim, where pirates, bandits and marauderers fight with each other, and raid ships, y'know piratey stuff. On a world, beyond the Alliance's reach, a slave boy has grown up, and grown tired of the pirates, slavers and other criminal riff-raff, and forms PACT, an anti-alliance orginisation, hell-bent on taking control of the galaxy so they can help the common man. PACT sounds like a good faction when you look at the job description, but by action, it is clear they are no friend of anyone, not realising, or ignoring their inner-dictator, PACT attacks the neutral world Cera, home to captain Kayto Sheilds, and first officer Ava, who have been entrusted with the hyper-advanced warship, Sunrider.

Together with a baker, a wannabe hero, a merc, a girl from another time, a discredited medical officer and a black ops agent (which you don't exactly start with any of them with you. The game has "boss fights" where only two of them have unique units, but every mission is strategic challange in itself. Even if you are a seasoned strategy veteran, you will have trouble later even on normal difficulty, and if you feel suicidal, try space whale difficulty.

I'll forgive the lacking voice acting, and low gameplay-to-storyline ratio, because it was done so well.

I couldn't help but be reminded of HOTD's soundtrack, and Halo's story whilst playing Mask of Arcadius, as it has it's own character, humour and soul, unlike most of the games we play.

If you want a game that will make you laugh, cry, ragequit and do a victory dance (I certainly did all of these), Sunrier: Mask of Arcadius, is your game.

Now for Love in Space's to do list:
-Make an awesome game - Check
-Make a sequel - in progress
-Make an anime
-DLC
-(optional) Put a price tag on Mask of Arcadius
-Nerf that awakened blackjack. (You'll see in the final mission.)

Insurgency is a game about how your team understands the situation, and reacts to it. It's class based gameplay, has little restriction, and can be punishing. Ammo is not a problem, you'll only go through at most 3 mags in a round, and enemies drop primary weapons (you only get what was left in the clip). The game's graphics are suiting, but you can get some stunning moments, and some funny ones. watch the friendly fire, and explosion radiuses, as this is a hyper-realistic anti-terrorist simulator.