Space battles of 1000 players at once in Second Galaxy

Second Galaxy is a new MMO that has been on the Google Play Store for a few weeks and that it will take you to know the universe aboard your spaceship. One of those games in which you have to spend a little time to get the experience, but that from the first minute fills you with that feeling of exploring space.

And it is not easy for this to happen. First, a great technical deployment is needed to be able to tackle these solar systems and other stellar elements that manage to give us the feeling that our ship is there, in the middle of nowhere. Second, it takes more than just showing that space, but in an MMO we have the feeling that we are "socializing" in some way, either by killing ourselves or simply trading. And this is where Second Galaxy comes into play.

Navigating the confines of a universe with 4961 galaxies

From the first screen you will be able to contemplate that graphically Second Galaxy is at a great height. The truth is that one is impregnated by those cinematics that become simply the game itself to enjoy the interstellar travel that we will take with our ship. We can rotate the camera to have really amazing shots while planets pass or we contemplate some of the suns in front of us.

If we count on first what we will be able to explore an entire universe of 4961 galaxies, it almost makes us want to make ourselves some popcorn, take a good place on the sofa and get ready to play for a long time to get to know what this Second Galaxy is about.

Not only 4961 galaxies, but they await you hundreds of different ships to pilot and the ability to explore those stars to collect the most rare and coveted resources in the universe. All this accompanied by other players with whom you can form alliances, negotiate with them and be part of battles against other players without any type of restriction.

Second Galaxy, its universe, its 1.000 players and its MMO

In other words, we are talking about an MMO that, while we wait the arrival of the great EVE Echoes which will replicate the same experience of the huge EVE Online, we are going to be able to enjoy ourselves in order to prepare ourselves for both games. It will depend on how well EVE does, with a trading system and that is actually a sandbox, whether we jump to it or stay in this Second Galaxy.

The history of Second Galaxy brings us before a humanity that three thousand years in the future it has been able to colonize other solar systems. We will not tell you the whole story, but you should know that there are five unique nations each with its peculiarities and tense relationships.

An MMO in which you can have galactic battles with 1.000 players simultaneously. So get ready and I said, some popcorn but now and thus begin to prepare alliances, improve your ship, acquire others, meet other players ... There is a lot of universe in which to navigate its diameter of 1.000 light years and meet planets, stars, satellites, gaseous entities, wormholes and much more.

Everything in the same global server and in real time

If we talk about an MMO, it is supposed to be Massive (its 1.000 players), Multiplayer (all on the same server) and Online (all in real time)So yeah, this is a real MMO. You will find black markets of the underworld where you can trade or those more commercial planets where you can be good. Everything is open to improvisation and to meeting one's own path.

An MMO that aims many ways and that is visually wonderful. The panoramas are simply spectacular and the effects of the ships, the explosions and the design of the same, also of aúpa. The only momentary downside is that it is in English, so you can get a little lost in its menus. But for the rest, if you put on headphones, you are going to have a good trip mounted on your ship.

Second Galaxy is a different and great MMO that lays the foundations to grow and thus attract the attention of thousands of players who form a community like the one that was and is EVE Online, the MMO par excellence that you want to imitate. It takes time to take your ship and explore those thousands of solar systems.

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