The successful sequel, it modernises the games graphics and engine. It does lose some features and breadth of factions, but work is continuing and the modernity will make it hard to look back.

The most mechanically complete and satisfying space opera game. Orbiting planets and ships, complete customisation of your factions automation; it is the perfect answer to space opera cravings.

A refreshing CRPG with innovative systems that depart from other great titles in the genre. One of them is the spell crafting system, reminiscent of Two Worlds 2. Decisions in the game also matter.

It's free frames, results may vary. Do not try on owlcat games.

Exactly my cup of Earl Grey tea; simple to learn, fun to master. The combat and mechanics are riveting, and every entity has very interesting lore in their descriptions. Cannot recommend enough!

One of the seminal space opera games for the sheer degree of roleplaying content and opportunity. Unfortunately the mechanics are a tad too streamlined and simplistic, DW2 being an opposite example.

If you ever wanted to put your high school economics classes to use while sporting a powdered wig then look no further; Victoria 3 is much improved from predecessors that manufactured tanks from fruit

Admittedly little reading in this one, but if one picture says a thousand words, one map says a million. Also it's very fun to leave this on in your second monitor while doing other things.

An excellent party-based RPG in which you lead a team of your sailors as a ship captain in a magical world with various races and enigmatic mysteries.

A charming pixel game that is difficult to place, but it reminds me of games like Stardew Valley and Horizon's Gate. You are a ship captain and have your own island, building and growing your fancy.