Impulse::Reactor support for chat, friends, achievements and more. New Victory Conditions to allow for more variety, differing strategies and shorter game sessions.Īdditional capital ship ability levels, for greater strategic choice. Updated lighting and particle effects for enhanced visuals. Loyalist and Rebel versions of some of the existing Sins’ frigates and cruisers, each with their own unique strengths and weaknesses. New Corvette-class ships: Small, highly maneuverable light ships that are adept at a variety of tasks. New Capital Ships: A new capital ship class arrives, giving players new strategic options. New Titan-class ships: Massive warships for each race that dwarf capital ships, these deadly new monsters are capable of wiping out entire enemy fleets single-handedly. New Factions: Players decide whether to become Loyalists or Rebels, which unlocks a unique new tech tree granting them new technologies and ship variants. These, truly, are words of space war.Īt the risk of being targeted by the damning nets of, I will first brazenly the paste the feature list, as rewriting them would in this instance achieve very little:
Immediately standing out in the list of planned features is "New Titan-class ships: Massive warships for each race that dwarf capital ships, these deadly new monsters are capable of wiping out entire enemy fleets single-handedly." It is to return, in the form of standalone expansion pack Rebellion.
Specifically, an epic comeback for Sins of a Solar Empire, the space strategy game that got RPS's hive-heart all a-flutter back in 2007. Stardock might have broken a few hearts with the whole Elemental launch fiasco (for which they recently offered a remarkably earnest mea culpa), but it's clear they're still well aware what's important.
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