Star Wolves 3: Civil War PC

The Civil War is the title of the official addition to the second part of the space strategy with elements of RPG, Star Wolves 2. It is worth mentioning that in Western countries it was released as a stand-alone game and was named Star Wolves 3: The Civil War. Feature-film, the game merges with the first part of the epic saga, Star Wolves, but introduces new threads that reveal themselves along with the decisions made by the player.

The struggle between corporations trying to control further star systems has led to the depletion of natural resources. Cosmos has become a very dangerous place - where civilizations used to develop and where order prevailed, you can now find cemeteries of damaged and abandoned spacecraft, plundered by pirates and adventurers. There is anarchy and total impunity in space - the black market in technology and weapons is flourishing. This is the moment when the player in command of the Star wolves arrives. It is our choices and decisions that determine the future of practically the entire universe.

The Civil War offers a great deal of freedom both in moving around the galaxy and in selecting specific missions to complete. And we must admit that this galaxy is not the smallest one - the creators have prepared 96 very carefully designed star systems for exploration. The selection of missions depends on the way the game ends, and there are several of them as well. There are also some new characters in the game, of which we can freely form an army, moreover, each of our comrades can be trained in order to achieve a specific skill useful on the battlefield. The novelties include the additional side of the conflict, the New Empire, with its own fleet, as well as new base ships and destroyers, with previously unknown, original weapons and armour.

The Civil War is the responsibility of the Elite Games Team and Xbow Software duo, while the release was taken care of by the 1C corporation.

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Last updated on 24 May 2010