Stellaris MegaCorp Review: 3 Ratings, Pros and Cons

Date: 15/12/2018 (Last saved review: 20/12/2018) - Review: CommentChoisir.fr

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Theses reviews and tests from Video Games magazines and websites give 3 ratings, we get this average rating to this Stellaris product : 3.8/5.

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Stellaris MegaCorp review : Stellaris MegaCorp seems to be very good in the category of Video Games, the reviews are very positive overall for this product and the "Pros" are higher than "Cons".

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Stellaris MegaCorp ratings

3 Ratings ranked from best to worst, green to good grades, red to bad, Average rating: 3.8/5.
Source: https://www.commentChoisir.fr

8/10 GameSpace

4/5 Windows Central

6.5/10 GameWatcher

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GameSpace

New Megacorprations add a new way to play
Caravaneer fleets add some nice little twists throughout the game
Revamped planet tile system and revamped resources
Change is good. New economy system can take some learning but is worth it.
No Elder space things wanting to chomp on your brain...

Game can start to stutter and have bad frame rate mid to late game
The new economy system may not be for everyone

reviewed at 20/12/2018 - [read the full review on GameSpace]

Windows Central

Still some of the best 4X strategy out there.
New features are refreshing.

Micromanagement can be exhausting.
Still gets laggy towards the mid-game.

reviewed at 19/12/2018 - [read the full review on Windows Central]

6.5

GameWatcher

Slave market presents moral and economic decisions
Ecumenopolis is a must have
New advisors and superstructures means more choice, which is always a good thing

Extremely niche subject
Micromanagement heavy, though that is mostly result of changes from the Le Guin update

reviewed at 15/12/2018 - [read the full review on GameWatcher]