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StarPort - Galactic Empires
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Category: MMORPG
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Author: Playtechtonics
Size: 76.4 Mb
Version: 1.381
Requires: Win All
License: Freeware
Date: 2007-11-03
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New version: 1.381
The hit game Starport is now available and free to play. Pilot a space-ship in this full-screen action game. Make a name for yourself in the multi-player galaxy. Team up with other real people, talk strategy or fight in heart-racing combat. Explore distant stars, manage colonies, and try to become the most legendary captain in all the universe!
See if you can win the two-week game period or play on persistent ongoing-universe servers. Starport offers unlimited free play. All of our income comes from optional player donations, which we hope you'll consider making if you enjoy the game.
System Requirements:
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MadAce 
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 Posted on: 2006-03-16 15:19:36
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I (and many players with me) like the very addictive game play, together with the PvP. Yes, it's hardcore player versus player. Ni it's not a fighting game 100%. It involves a lot of strategy and long-term reflection. You have to plan ahead. And in a way that's not true. There are two types of servers. Perma's (never-ending servers, each of them quite unique) and rebangs (servers that can last up to 18 days, and the highest ranking players are rewarded with a medal, a status symbol) both have similar game play and goals but both are equally accessible.
You can team up in corporations, which is VERY much fun. And you can fight over galactic domination. This isn't like in other mmo's where the devs "create" wars, regions and such to get players to fighting. In SGE you can decide that yourself. And thus an average server is filled with politics and intrigue, wars and strives for power.
You might think that this is a hard-ass community, aiming for the demise of their fellow-players.
Big mistake. The community is one of the most open ones around by far. It's possible to encounter the wrong person, but unlikely. Since MANY people are really willing to help you out as new player. And continue to do that, since there's so much to learn.
It seems a simplistic game, but it isn't. You can get to Galactic domination in a lot of ways.
One other thing: There's a really close contact with the devs. They often listen and they tend to tell why they implement certain changes.
There's a steep learning curve. Although the devs did the effort to implement a tutorial. It's not a kiddie game, be warned.
The community is dedicated, but this brings with it that some players get upset if the devs change some things. Remember, it involves work to build up an Empire. And it's never fun to see your massive creation damaged by outer-game changes. So this tends to get out some rivalry between players. Some that supports the devs and others that question their judgement. But this only shows how much there is to care about this game.
In conclusion... You'd be a fool not to give it a serious try. Warning: Your social life can die because of this game. Soon wars and power will be more addictive than... Food...
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