Stellaris also excels at the exploration portion of the game but it can “bog down” and become boring in the mid to late game, although Paradox has worked at making the end-game more interesting and action packed with the release of the Nemesis DLC and the recent “Dick” patch.ĭiplomacy is better in this game than most, even Stellaris (this link takes you to my 101 Stellaris Tips page), although Stellaris diplomacy has also been improved by the “Dick” patch and nemesis DLC. Stellaris is great for creating your own custom empire, the best out of any space games currently on the market. Its text based but very good at what it does. Similar to Stellaris, your advisor appears to tell you what the screen is all about and what to click next if you need to take some kind of action. The tutorial in Endless Space 2 walks you through every screen and only pops up when you’re at a new screen. It really comes down to a personal preference, both games provide hours of fun. For complexity and a game that lasts virtually forever, Stellaris would be the choice. If you like a game that can sometimes be completed after 100 turns or so and like a little more control over space battles, plus one that has more of a “space opera” flavor to it then Endless Space 2 is better. But how does it compare to a game like Stellaris? They left behind a material known as “dust,” a near magical substance that’s highly valued by all empires. The Endless universe is one where the “Endless” once dominated the galaxy, but for reasons unknown they no longer exist. Endless Space 2 is turn based and set in the Endless universe.
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