If I had to use one word to describe a Sins game it would be absorbing. Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion retains this feeling and simply adds more to an already amazing game. Once you get into a game with multiple star systems, you’re looking at controlling an empire of significant magnitude across several days of gameplay.
Even at the smallest map size you are moving your fleet across dozens of planets and one game can last hours. The game is admittedly slow, but what Sins lacks in speed it makes up for in scope. It’s like watching paint dry, but really fun paint.
Think Starcraft, but slowed down so that normal people can see what is going on. Distilling this convoluted genre moniker down basically means that you are at war in space and must fight, negotiate, and convince your way in order to survive and control the nothingness of space. You control an empire to explore, expand, exploit, and exterminate across a galaxy, actually multiple galaxies in this case. Rebellion comes in at a perfect time to inject some life back into Sins and jettison pilots new and old into one of the best strategy games of its time.įor those new to the series, Sins of a Solar Empire is a real time 4X strategy game. After two expansions and the Trinity Collection, Ironclad Games have taken their time to refine their deep space strategy game into, surprisingly, an even better experience. Veterans of the original Sins of a Solar Empire will embrace the enhanced visuals, balance updates, and tweaked AI and the expansion comes at a reduced price if you own the original. Rebellion brings an immense amount of content to the award winning game and is the perfect starting point for new players in the Sins universe since it contains everything from the Sins universe up until this point. Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion is the stand alone expansion to the real time strategy behemoth that debuted in early 2008.
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