One other minor complaint is that the tutorial window can end up blocking what you’re supposed to be looking at in the main window – though this is less of a problem at higher screen resolutions.Īgain, at the risk of too much repetition, it needs to be said that this game is very, very, very complex and very, very, very deep. The tutorial does a pretty decent job of this but the information stated in some of the tutorial pages isn’t accurate to the tutorial game experience 100%, though you can muddle through. It’s somewhat arduous and boring but SEV is a very deep and complex game with a massive amount of information displays and actions all nested within one another and so you really need to learn your way around the interface. Right from the beginning you need to know that you really, really need to do the tutorial. To an extent all of these games are really just a more complex and in depth version of the old Cosmic Encounters board game but, that said, SEV is, at the time of writing, the newest and perhaps the most fully featured game of this type.
That doesn’t necessarily mean that much since this game is in a long line and tradition of space strategy games by a great assortment of different publishers that all share common features.
Space Empires V (hereafter SEV) is, presumably, the fifth in the line of these games but I can’t say that I’ve played, or seen, any of the game’s previous incarnations.
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