Interplanetary: Enhanced Edition
In this turn-based strategic artillery game, players wage interplanetary wars by developing their home planets and firing massive barrages through the unpredictable gravity fields of the solar system.
Interplanetary: Enhanced Edition is a strategy, simulation and indie game
developed by Team Jolly Roger
and published by Team17 Digital Ltd.
Released on August 02nd 2017 is available on Windows, MacOS and Linux
in 5 languages: English, German, French, Spanish - Spain and Russian.
It has received 868 reviews of which 736 were positive and 132 were negative resulting in a rating of 8.0 out of 10. 😎
The game is currently priced at 14.99€ on Steam.
The Steam community has classified Interplanetary: Enhanced Edition into these genres:
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Windows
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS *: Windows 7 64 bit
- Processor: DualCore AMD/Intel 2.3 Ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD HD 7700 Series, 1 GB VRAM or Nvidia/Intel equivalent
- DirectX: Version 10
- Storage: 1024 MB available space
MacOS
- OS: MacOS Sierra
- Processor: Intel Core i5 2,5Ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB
- Storage: 1024 MB available space
Linux
- OS: Ubuntu 16.+ 64 bit
- Processor: DualCore AMD/Intel 2.3 Ghz
- Memory: 4 GB RAM
- Graphics: AMD HD 7700 Series, 1 Gb VRAM or Nvidia/Intel equivalent
- Storage: 1024 MB available space
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Great Game worth the money for £1.64. I feel this game has a lot of potential, if they were to make a Interplanetary 2 with a more complex gameplay id love it. it really is fun with friends
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Very fun game to play with friends. This game is criminally underrated, which reasonably leads to a lack of updates. This game could use a couple of small quality-of-life updates, such as being able to see the size of structures before unlocking them to help with planning. The bot difficulties also scales up very, very fast. Other than that, funny nuke go boom
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great tactical game. besides having to level up with various research, which i feel tha AI player has the fullest advantage on medium, you also have to consider orbital dynamics for ballistic weapons. my 2nd match was 6 hours long, so once you start, be ready to be there a while.
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This game is undoubtedly one of the best games to play with friends. I can not recommend this game enough especially considering the sale price. Please for the love of everything holy buy a copy for yourself and a few for your loved ones, heck even get a few copies for your enemies. Thanks so much for your work Team Jolly Roger!
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Interplanetary is a turn based... aim game? Remember those old browser games where you'd have an arrow and you'd try to hit the enemy? You'd shoot your arrow, see where it went and on the next turn you'd give more or less power, you'd aim higher or lower. Its that type of game. It starts pretty slow with everyone trying to build their own planets, gather resources, protect their cities and sooner or later people start building guns and they start shelling other, distant planets hoping that the random huge shell they've hurled towards the sky finds its target and lands right on top of an enemy city. As people try to hit each other with the shells flying all over the place thanks to the suns and the planets gravities pulling the shells, changing their course all of a sudden someone fires a fucking missile that can lock onto your planet and strike a specific place within your planet. If they have intel buildings in their own planet they'll even be able to see where your cities, your resource buildings and your own guns are at and strike at them with their lock on missiles. Before you know it people are throwing lock on nukes and entire asteroids at each other. Do your best to protect your cities and the people living within them! +The game looks wonderful. +The research tab is very easy to use. Everything you can research is already listed for you, a lil bit of experience and some reading is all you need to figure out what does what. If a certain research unlocks a new building it'll have a special icon so you'll know. If its unlocking upgrades for your cities or unlocking an upgrade for a specific building type you'll still know by the icons. You can make a queue too so you never have to look at the research menu for too long. +Tons of different buildings to build, tons of different upgrades for each building, so many cool weapons to use. +Keep track of 2 resources. Material that you dig up from the ground and power that you create by either building solar panels and using the sun itself or with nuclear reactors. Each building has one or more connections. For example a nuclear power plant can connect up to like 4 things meaning it can power 4 buildings at once. Lets say that you built a nuclear power reactor and you have 4 cannons all connected to it. All of them are usable as long as the cannons don't get destroyed or the nuclear power plant doesn't get destroyed. If the power plant is gone all the cannons will be down. The cannons themselves have 1 connection point meaning while the power reactor is connected to the cannon the cannon can be connected to something else like a defense platform that can shoot down incoming projectiles. Before you know it your entire planet will be covered in mines and power plants with lines connecting every building to either some other building or directly to a power plant. If you build this connection badly a well placed strike can just knock out a shit ton of buildings. Going back to the materials you dig up from the ground they, along with power, are used to upgrade stuff, repair stuff and build new stuff. Unlike the buildings that generate power until the end of the game or until they're destroyed mines and similar buildings only generate material as long as your planet has a material reserve remaining on it. If there's no material left for the mines to dig out then you're left with whatever you have. It turns the game into an arms race. Dig up all the material quickly, build everything you could ever need and then focus on shooting. If your planets mines dry up then good luck with building new stuff, upgrading your stuff or even repairing your stuff. You can sell the old things you don't need on your planet anymore and replace them but you'll definitely wish you still had mines digging up that sweet material. If you wanna dig everything as soon as possible you definitely can with more mines and upgrades that make your mines dig faster. If you wanna take it slow, still have a supply of material coming in when everyone else is out then you can try to make them last as long as possible there's upgrades for that too. +You can play with like if I remember properly 6-8 players. You can do a 1v1 if you want against the AI or another player but those are not very fun. The chaos you get in a populated lobby is very very fun. Again if I remember properly there's like 6-8 slots and they can be filled by AI, players or a mix of both if you don't have enough players to fill a lobby. The AI is fun to fight against they don't just focus on you they fight each other just as much which is wonderful to see. They do have some incredible aim though even on Easy. Like they'll shoot you across the solar system, their cannon shell will loop around the sun twice and still land right on your face. +/- Matches can last a few hours. You decide if thats a good thing or not. Its a pretty fun game! I got it in a discount and I'm pretty happy with it. The building, the arms race, getting to nuke others, trying to swing your missile around the sun to hit someone... Its fun.
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Online players
12
Developer
Team Jolly Roger
Publisher
Team17 Digital Ltd
Release
02 Aug 2017
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