These games were huge in the 90s and it was almost like the world had forgotten them! I was pleased that they updated IG2 to have some of the ipad version enhancements and also gave it support for modern resolutions. Tributed ISG, then promptly forgot about it for 2 years and then rediscovered it and bought it recently hence my arrival here haha.Īnyway I was so happy when THQ Nordic re-released the IG games on Steam and GoG. In fact it was my love for Imperium Galactica that made me find ISGenesis as I was making a tribute website to Imperium Galactica and was looking for similar games to tribute and found this one. Yes the UI does take some getting use to, a lot of click and hold if I remember to select your commands, of course there are keyboard shortcuts as well. If I can offer any hints or answer any questions. Take your time and explore it, you will be amazed at what they packed into it. this was done in 98!īut the strategic depth of the game is un-matched, it is also difficult as can be. Sometimes it rains on your worlds, you see it and hear it, along with the occasional thunder and lightning, on other worlds it may snow, at other times you can hear birds chirping. You can pan, zoom and change orientation, you can look at your city top-down, or actually feel like you are driving through the streets. The cities in two are very intricate and you have greater freedom in constructing them, they may be generic, but you have many types of terrain. Now to be honest, I have both one and two but have never played one, The Graphics are just too primitive in one but I will give it a go one of these days. Besides, in combat, there is no rotation so it is simply there for aesthetic purposes on the main map. The rotating ship icon didn't bother me, artificial gravity by centrifugal force is one way of looking at it. Click to expand.Yes the UI does take some getting use to, a lot of click and hold if I remember to select your commands, of course there are keyboard shortcuts as well.
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