Above: Stellaris’ apparent answer to giant mutant spiders: angry eyeball monsters. Combat seems optional and uninspired As noted above, Stellaris’s combat looks amazing. I sometimes attacked other ...

Things aren't altogether great on Earth at the minute, and although consumer space travel seems a long way away still, Stellaris provides a mechanically-rich portal to the stars above. Right now, you ...

Are there too many space strategy games? Between Galactic Civilizations, Distant Worlds, StarDrive, Endless Space, and many more, it seems like the genre is thoroughly colonized. But there’s also room ...

Tomas Franzese is a News Editor at DualShockers, writing a variety of reviews and shedding light on upcoming games for both PC and consoles. While he has been a gamer most of his life, he began ...

After years of dabbling in history, Paradox Development Studio today announced that it's next grand strategy game would escape the confines of the past, and even Earth, and bugger off up into space.

Paradox Interactive and Tantalus Media first revealed their plans to bring its grand strategy game Stellaris to PS4 and Xbox One back in August. It was definitely an interesting announcement, as grand ...

Stellaris, an intergalactic strategy title from Paradox Interactive, will launch May 9, the company announced during its Game Developers Conference press event. The studio debuted a gameplay trailer ...

Charlie Hall is Polygon’s tabletop editor. In 12-plus years as a journalist & photographer, he has covered simulation, strategy, and spacefaring games, as well as public policy. Stellaris, the ...

Grand strategy isn’t just for boring old history nerds anymore! At Gamescom on Thursday, Paradox announced Stellaris, bringing the studio’s grand strategy guns to bear on space. Or, as they call it, ...

Might be nitpicking (but on the other hand not), but MoO is 4x which, at least to me, is not entirely the same as what is generally thought of as grand strategy. Anyway, it's Paradox, and I assume you ...

Stellaris’ biggest strength doesn’t appear to be its beautiful graphics, its expansive universe, its seemingly endless variety, or its fun pace of gameplay as you explore and build out and conquer ...