Stellar Monarch Reviews

In Conclusion, Stellar Monarch delivers on its promise; a game free of micromanagement. Even the element I managed, the movement of fleets, can be automated. But what does this leave the player? With no action to take, and a database of unnecessary information to absorb, the emperor occupies their time with chess, or a similarly trivial distraction. The only necessary duties include granting audiences, designing fleet compositions, planning wars, signing truces, while overseeing the research, finance, industry, and budget of the empire. As emperor I never needed to look at a planet. Didn't have to think about any individual official. I rushed through the audience choices. Ninety percent of my time was dedicated to fleet maneuvers. The enemy isn't challenging or tough, but they maintain a massive, passive fleet that requires a grinding war, centuries long. [url=https://awkwardmixture.blogspot.com/2024/03/stellar-monarch-managing-automated.html] Stellar Monarch: Managing an Automated Empire [/url] [url=https://awkwardmixture.blogspot.com/2024/03/stellar-monarch-history-of-birth-of.html] Stellar Monarch: A History of a Birth of the Empire [/url]