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Enjoyed Star Trek: Infinite? Here are 6 games that play in a similar way – such as Stellaris, Galactic Civilizations III, Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity. Each shows the cheapest key price from the stores we compare.
About Star Trek: Infinite: Star Trek: Infinite is a grand strategy game in which you lead one of four major factions: the United Federation of Planets, Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, or Cardassian Union. As the leader, you make the key decisions for your faction, and your choices determine how well you reach your goals. Diplomacy, espionage, warfare, or a combination of these can all lead to victory. Characters such as Picard, Janeway, Sisko, Data, Gowron, Makbar, or Garak can be recruited, and the game is built on core systems from Stellaris.
StellarisSteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$11.14BUY ↗
Galactic Civilizations IIISteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$2.19BUY ↗
Sins of a Solar Empire: TrinitySteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$1.72BUY ↗
Sins of a Solar Empire IISteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$15.19BUY ↗
Terra InvictaSteam · GLOBAL · GAMIVO$14.61BUY ↗
Imperium GalacticaSteam · GLOBAL · Gameseal$1.02BUY ↗Stellaris is a sci-fi grand strategy game from Paradox Development Studios. The player explores a procedurally generated galaxy, sending science ships to survey anomalies and construction ships to build stations around newly discovered planets. Journeying among the stars, you meet alien races and unexpected events, set the direction your society develops in, and see alliances form and wars declared. The aim is to forge and expand your own empire.
Galactic Civilizations III is a large-scale space 4X strategy game: you pick one of dozens of races, such as Human, Drengin or Altarian, and lead it to a golden age. Research technology, design ships, colonize worlds, and use diplomacy, espionage or warfare to make your mark on the galaxy. Victory isn’t linear – pursue military conquest, cultural domination, technological ascension or political alliance. You can face 16 to 100 opponents or other players in multiplayer, and the package includes a story campaign, the Crusade and Retribution expansions and Mega Events content.
Sins of a Solar Empire: Trinity casts you as the leader of a civilization caught in a galactic war, where the survival of your entire species depends on your decisions. The game merges the empire management and exploration of the 4X genre with the fast tactical pace of real-time strategy, and you switch between the roles of emperor and fleet commander with the game’s strategic zoom. Diplomacy, alliances, trade and hiring pirates, who grow stronger over time and can turn against you, help shape rivalries, while starbases and minefields protect your worlds.
Sins of a Solar Empire II is a real-time 4X strategy game about the battle for galactic dominance: you explore, expand, exploit and exterminate through military force, diplomacy, trade, culture and influence. There are no turns and no separate battle mode; everything runs in real time, from tactical engagements to empire management. Planets orbit their stars, slowly changing the galaxy’s structure, and you can see its state up to an hour ahead. In War Year 35 you lead one of six factions – among them the human TEC, the alien Vasari and the deviant Advent – as emperor and battle commander.
Terra Invicta is a strategy simulation in which an alien invasion has split humanity into seven ideological factions. You lead one of them, take control of nations, expand across the Solar System and fight enemy fleets in tactical combat. Illustrated events present difficult choices, and a global research system lets factions both compete and cooperate.
Imperium Galactica is set in the fourth millennium, when mankind has colonised the galaxy and built an empire that is now crumbling. Alien races are restless, the oppressed are raising armies, and a strange invader is heading for the heart of the Empire. The player takes on the role of a new leader: managing colonies in detail, researching and developing hundreds of spaceships, satellites, weapons and buildings, forging alliances, trading technology, making treaties or going to war. The game offers seven unique alien races, two renegade human empires, and real-time strategic combat on the ground and in space.