Terra Invicta: Resistance or Submission?
From the creators of Long War, Terra Invicta is a grand strategy game of an unprecedented scale. An extraterrestrial presence has been detected in the solar system, and humanity is divided. You must lead one of seven secret factions—from the Resistance, who seek to defend Earth, to the Servants, who worship the newcomers—to determine the fate of the human race.
Category
Strategy game, Simulation, Action, RPG, other
About
From the creators of Long War, Terra Invicta is a grand strategy game of an unprecedented scale. An extraterrestrial presence has been detected in the solar system, and humanity is divided. You must lead one of seven secret factions—from the Resistance, who seek to defend Earth, to the Servants, who worship the newcomers—to determine the fate of the human race.
The gameplay is split between a deep geopolitical simulation of Earth and a realistic 3D map of the solar system. You will recruit councilors to influence nations, seize control of nuclear arsenals, and build space stations. As you expand into the asteroid belt and beyond, you will design your own spaceships and engage in Newtonian-physics-based tactical combat. The game features a massive research tree with hundreds of technologies, reflecting a plausible future of human development and space colonization.
Features
- Choose from 7 ideological factions, each with unique goals and victory conditions.
- Control Earth’s nations to leverage their economies, militaries, and research programs.
- Explore a dynamic solar system with over 300 asteroids, moons, and planets in constant motion.
- Design custom spacecraft using a wide array of realistic drives, weapons, and radiators.
- Engage in tactical space battles where positioning and momentum are governed by real physics.
- Massive tech tree covering everything from social engineering to antimatter propulsion.
Ratings
User Reviews
- The most ambitious grand strategy game I have ever played. It makes Stellaris look like a board game for toddlers. The depth of the geopolitical simulation is incredible.
- Hardcore sci-fi fans will love this. The ship design and the way the solar system moves is technically impressive. It's the 'The Expanse' simulator I've always wanted.
- A steep learning curve, but incredibly rewarding. Taking over a superpower and then building a moon base feels like a real achievement.
- The councilor system adds a personal layer to the grand strategy. Every mission feels high stakes when the aliens are breathing down your neck.
- Fantastic complexity and a great sense of scale. Moving from regional politics to interplanetary warfare is handled masterfully.