The ancient Messari return to Pandora with all their might, deploying portals and terrifying ion storms. From these portals come forces never before seen by mankind, and an infestation spreads across Pandora. The strongest factions are the ones that have to fear them most, but they will spare no one.About the GamePandora: First Contact is a science fiction 4X turn-based strategy game on a planetary scale.
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To all turn-based strategy, 4x lovers (such as myself), I highly recommend this game. It's the best thing out before the release of Sid Meier's: Beyond Earth. Anyone who is wondering what this game is like, I'll give you a brief idea on what it is like by saying that it feels like Civilization V with a few major differences, such as: 1. Random tech trees for each faction - you also discover new technologies after every era you pass through, to give a sense of wonder of the future 2. Unit stacks - infinite number of units per tile; like Civilization IV's stacks of death. The game has actually balanced it so that attacking with stacks is less beneficial; bombardments hurt all units within a stack, flanking (putting units next to each other in separate tiles) gives an attack/defensive bonus. 3. Customisable units - yes, you have a unit workshop and can fit different weapons/bonuses/ab
I highly recommend this game to any and all strategists. So, for anyone considering this game i would like to point out a few things: Game play: + Easy to learn, hard to master. + Lots of micro-managements. (Food, Pollution, Moral etc) + Decentralized resource management. + Unit Stacking. - Unit management similar to Civ IV. + Offers Customisable unit. + Random tech tree. + Decent AI. +/- No campaign or scenario-mode. - Not really needed in my opinion. +/- Seven playable factions. (One faction from DLC) - Each faction features unique skills and play-styles, but no unique building or technology. - limited number of factions per map. - Only seven factions on huge map. - No Asynchronous Multiplayer. The atmosphere and graphics: + An excellent UI. - Simple, clear and readable fonts on wide range of screen sizes in any devices. + Good texture quality. + Beautiful landscape. + Atmospheric
Pandora tries to be a spiritual successor to Alpha Centauri, but it doesn't -quite- hit the mark. That isn't to say it's bad, in fact in some ways it can be quite charming. It's also a perfectly good alternative to Beyond Earth until that title drops in price to something a little more reasonable for what essentially amounts to expansion content. If you've played Civ 5, you've more or less played Pandora. There are some striking differences - the non-linear tech tree, the ability to give units custom loadouts, alien hives, and the arrival of a "doomsday" army in mid-late game. It does these things well (Although BE's tech web sounds more impressive), and if you're trying to choose between Beyond Earth or Pandora, I would advise you to wait until Pandora goes on sale and then pick it up first. It isn't good enough to be worth the full price of $33.00 CAD, but it's well worth purchasing a
I love games like this. Well, I love games like this when they don't have massive problems. Pandora: First Contact is marred by two things as far as I'm concerned, though both of them are kinda the same thing - the enemy AI. I say enemy AI because that's what it is. Unless you jump through a mass of hoops and play in an incredibly specific way and don't let population get higher or lower than that little gap between X and Y and don't let your cash reserves do the same, or your armed forces power level, or the amount of land you have, or the improvements, or the... you get the idea, right? Long story short, it's next to impossible to keep the AI controlling the other factions happy, and when it isn't happy it becomes schitzophrenic. One turn it hates you but wants an alliance, the next turn it loves you but is denouncing you and cancelling all your treaties. It must have been incredibly h
Surprisingly better than Civ beyond Earth in many ways. Get them both. The world feels a lot more alien than Civ BE and this is a good thing. Random tech tree. Hostile Aliens. Alien Invasion Eclispe brings out some nasties. Diplomacy lacking but useable. Still better than Civ BE trade hubs. Recommend.
I will preface this by saying that the game has promise. However, that promise does not compensate for Pandora's failings. Pros: 1. The game world is beautiful and interesting to look at. 2. There is a randomized tech tree that jumbles up the techs. This allows replayability as no two games will have the same tech trees. Cons: 1. Because the tech tree is randomized, the randomness could seriously gimp a game as there are a lot of inferior techs in Pandora. Sometimes the player will have a lot of great techs on the way up the tree until the tech they are trying to attain. However, sometimes that same tech will have completely inferior precursors. It's all luck... which can screw with gameplay. 2. Native life: This ruins the game. First, even though a player may have alien life aggression set to very rarely, built the Xenobiology project (-25% alien aggression), did not attack one of the
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