Constantly new messages with new missions and encounters are waiting. After a short time of frustration, however, it really gives you this feeling of playing one of these old, but futuristic RTS games. Even though the game provides a nice video tutorial, the in-game tutorials of games are really appreciated. First, I really had issues getting used to the game principles and the controls.
It took me a while to get used to the controls, however, playing a RTS on a mobile device is still not the thing one is used to.
So it’s up to you to play with militaristic skills and strategies (brute force), diplomacy, or trading. Playing the campaign, you would choose between three races, with different skill sets. However, in contrast to this, the cutscenes look extremely fancy and make the story alive. The gameplay graphics (such as the starmap) remind of this very very old universe maps. Compared to many other RTS games, Imperium Galactica II comes with a nice story. One of my favourite games was always Command & Conquer: Red Alert, so I was already pretty excited to play a rather old RTS game. Playing Imperium Galactica II took me back, reviving the RTS trend of 2000. I was therefore all the more surprised that there is a neat version for the iPad (4€) available. But it was actually pretty hard to find the original version at gog.com or similar websites promoting old games. I was pretty excited when the question was raised: “Can it be more than 10 years old?”. The video game several Hungarians mentioned immediately was Imperium Galactica II.
Since it would most probably take me 43 252 003 274 489 856 000 combinations to solve it and write my story to the game I’ve decided to go for the second choice. When I asked a guy from Hungary what I should play, his first idea was the Rubik’s Cube.
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