Master of Orion 2

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Summary: Cool interactive empire building concepts
Review: There are about eight species you can chose from including humans or you can make up your own species. I like the graphics especially when you talk to other races or your own advisors. Remember to save it though and make sure you've save it before you quit or you'll have an unpleasant surprise waiting for you when you get back.

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Summary: Addiction
Review: This game is the most addictive thing I have ever encountered (and I have encountered a lot). I absolutely loved it. Even after beating it 100s of times I still like to play it time and time again.

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Summary: The Universe in a Box
Review: This game was well thought out. You can command your own ships or let the Computer. The game also does not require you tell the game every detail of how to organize your planets, but if you do, you can. I've enjoyed many hours of turn-based strategy fun with this game. You will too.

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Summary: Wonder What It Feels Like To Rule The Galaxy? Find Out Here
Review: This is an incredible game. When first introduced to it, I played it far into the night just because I couldn't be torn away. This game is lacking in todays standards of good graphics, but the downside ends there. It has massive multiplayer options, hot-seat, internet, etc. Also, in the game, the programmers really thought this through because you are able to either let the computer do all the work for you, and have a simple game, or do it yourself, and work your butt off. You get to make your own spaceships, hand-selecting what weapons to put on it. Have you seen Star Wars Episode IV, the one with the Death Star? You know the laser it shoots to blow up the planet? You can put that on a ship if you want. You can put all sorts of crazy weapons on, just to have the fun in sending your one SUPER-SHIP against the opponents armada of scout ships. Thsi game has a little bit of a plot to it, allowing you to follow in the action. Also, you have to research the weapons you want to put on your ships. In addition, you can choose to hand-pick the stuff that goes on your colony worlds, or you can let the computer auto-build the stuff for you. I was banned by my parents from this game for a little over two years, and even with the massive improvements in graphics from the time of its release, Masters Of Orion II is still my favorite, and what I look forward to after coming home. All in all, THIS GAME IS A MUST-HAVE!

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Summary: One of the All-time Best Games
Review: This is one of my favorite games of all time. I own and play a lot of computer games, and this is one of the few that is extremely replayable. I first got it for my Mac, but when I purchased a much newer (and faster) IBM-combatible, I went out and got Master of Orion II for that system. It needed the patch, but after that it worked perfectly. Buy it, you won't be disappointed. You'll get more than just $9.99 worth of gameplay from this title.

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Summary: What OS are you using?
Review: What a great game it was until OS 9+. Then, no support and no operability! Beware!