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"Imperial Wars has exceeded my expectations. I knew when I read the design document that it had the 'simple complexity' that always results in a great game, with exceptionally high re-playability and fun. It is that and much more;"

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• World-HW
  New Homeworld with 5 orbiting star fleet engines waiting for ships and commands to enter stargate
• Fleet-screen
  All fleets owned by a player are shown in an integrated Fleet Screen. Various star fleet actions and transactions are controlled from this scren.
• Buy-Ships
  Buying ships from the fleet transaction screen. Star fleets with ships can be flown through the stargate to nearby worlds. Distance depends upon the ship types on the fleet.
• Starmap
  The starmap is a representation of the worlds a player has visited, or a map received as a gift from another player. Filters on the right allow focusing on certain worlds. Bright worlds are current view, grayed worlds are no longer in the current view. Double-clicking on a world takes you to its world screen.
• Starmap2
  This starmap is from a further advanced point in the game. There are 350 worlds in each Universe but a player can only see those worlds he has visited and game maps given during the game. Views are only 'real-time' for players with a 'presence' at a world.
• Buy-Factories-or-Mines
  Buying Factories and Mines at a world creates raw materials to build ships and the world's economy.
• Buy-Forts-or-Robots
  Buying fortresses and/or robots at a world can protect it from maurading enemies.
• World-screen---artifacts
  A world showing artifacts. Gems have values at the end of the game as do relics. Jewels of Power not only have value but give powers to the fleets or worlds where they reside.
• Planet-screen
  This is a world with it's planet screen open to display its properties and transaction screens.
• Destroyed-World
  Worlds can be destroyed by planet busters, especially prized by Terminators. Fleets arrving here will lose their ships and be scattered through the stargate. These worlds will degrade into black holes over time.
• Black-Hole
  Black hole, fleets arriving here are sent to a random stargate somewhere in the universe. Wormholes are similar except the are permanently attached to another world and can be accessed in both directions.
• Imperial-World
  Only Imperial Worlds have special ancient galactic relics and weapons, like cloaking devices and planet busters and more ...
• Fleet-Attack
  Fleets from different owners attack (or defend) for right to capture unowned fleet engines.
• Warlord-Info-&-Help
  Character information for the seven character types in Imperial Wars is very important to how the game is played. It can be accessed for reference from various points in the game. This is the Warlord's information.
• War-room
  A major portion of the game is played in a 'social' environment called the War Room. In this place above the universe, players keep track of the big picture, contact other players and perform universe-wide actions.
• Declare-Relationship
  Declaring a "Player You Have Met" as an Ally, Neutral or Enemy changes your rights in their worlds. These rights are modified by their declaration of a relationship with you.
• Mailbox
  Each player has an ingame email that is populated with other players from the game as they are met or introduced to one another. Mail is run from the War Room.
• Request-Game
  Once an account is open, players begin games by making some early decisions about their characters and how the game will end before entering the game queue.