Check our Factions page and Titans page for more info. This expansion also added Titans, truly awesome juggernauts in space. The Rebellion expansion (which is a stand-alone, no need to buy an older version of the game) has split the three original factions into six, one Loyalist and Rebel faction for each one. No need to worry about keeping them happy, just keep building up that planetary infrastructure so you can get more citizens to tax. Income is generated by your population, the more pops the more income. You colonize planets and asteroids, then build metal or crystal extractors on the mineral rich asteroids in the gravity well to start gathering resources. The game keeps economic management simple. Starbases can be given stronger weapons and defensive capabilities through upgrades. Starbases are another good defensive structure that can house up to 16 squadrons of bombers and fighters. For example, several Gauss cannons can fend off a small pirate attack if your main fleets are engaged elsewhere. If you like massive fleets with lots of specialized ships, then you’ll like this game.ĭefensive structures are actually useful in this game. Ship combat is automated although you can take manual control of your ships and select specific targets if you want to, plus you can set the level of aggression for your fleets as well. They don’t take long to go through (less than an hour) and will give you a solid footing to play the game with. This game is easy to learn, and it has six great tutorials, Basic Gameplay, Basic Logistics, Advanced Interface, Advanced Logistics, Advanced Defense, and Advanced Diplomacy. There is no campaign for this game, but this is one of the few games where that doesn’t hurt it at all, the story unfolds as you play through the game. SINs has six basic factions which you can read about at our factions page. You can also build a few research stations (civic or military) so you can get your empire’s research started. You usually start the game by sending out scouts and using what resources you have to build a minimal fleet that can take out the pirates and militia sure to be occupying the systems you explore. The game drags you into the action right from the start but doesn’t crush you with intense action at the start. Although intense it doesn’t progress fast enough to overwhelm you. It’s heavy on ship combat but has really good economic, diplomatic, and research options as well. SINs of a Solar Empire Rebellion has immersive action that starts right away. It has six factions, has lots of space combat, and plenty of planets to conquer and tame as you spread your power and influence throughout your corner of the galaxy. SINS of a Solar Empire: Rebellion is a 4X space strategy game in its truest sense.
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