Game publisher and developer, Paradox Interactive, announced a new expansion for Stellaris, the Sci-Fi grand strategy game (see our review of the base game here), titled Apocalypse. The expansion will bring new levels of warfare and destruction to the galactic exploration and discovery game, and adds a bunch of fresh ways to extend your galactic dominion, including (but not limited to) the ability to destroy entire enemy planets for those who have been dying to pull an "Alderaan". Apocalypse will bring new military options, civic paths, and challenges to the world of Stellaris when it arrives in early 2018 for Windows, Mac, and Linux PCs.
Stellaris: Apocalypse is hoping to "redefine stellar warfare for all players, with a host of new offensive and defensive options, alongside a few non-violent new features for those poor, unsuspecting empires not currently at war." Paradox is also releasing a bevvy of free updates for Stellaris, and the new Apocalypse DLC will include the following:
- That’s No Moon, neither is That One, That One Might be a Moon, Wait, No: Keep the local systems in line with fear of the new “Colossus” planet-killer weapon – a technological terror that eliminates entire worlds from the universe.
- All Your Base Are Belong to You: New enormous “Titan” capital ships can lead your fleets to conquest, offering tremendous bonuses to the vessels under their command. Meanwhile, fortify key systems with massive orbital installations and secure your homeworld as an impenetrable bastion among the stars.
- Pirates of the Constellation: Watch out for Marauders – space nomads who raid settled empires and carve out their lives on the fringe of civilization. Hire them as mercenaries in your own conflicts, but take care that they don’t unify and trigger a new late-game crisis!
- Some Non-Violent Features: New Ascension Perks and Civics are added in the expansion, along with new Unity Ambitions that provide new ways to spend Unity and customize your development.
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