Every Thursday, there will always be a wave of good games that will be launched on the App Store in order to get into the eyes of App Store editors. Three games with well-known IPs, Sid Meier’s Starships, Five Nights at Freddy’s 3 and Dungeon Hunter 5, which were reported by Touch Le, were launched on the App Store during this period.

Among them, although there is a Chinese development team, 2K Games, which does not pay special attention to the Chinese market, rarely put Sid Meer's latest work "Sid Meer's Star Warship" on the Chinese App Store and supports Chinese. Although his previous work "Civilization: Change 2" has already supported simplified Chinese, it may not be listed in the Chinese region because it involves politicians. What is more likely is that 2K Games is not interested in the Chinese market and is too lazy to transform the game for the Chinese region. At the same time, the previous "Civilization: Change" has only been updated once after its release. The latest RPG mobile game "Evolution: Hunter's Expedition" is not sold in China either.

Another strange thing is that the 98-yuan price of "Sid Meyer's Star Warship" has raised the price of the 2K series that has always been known for its high game pricing. Previously, the most expensive game was "XCOM®: Enemy Within", which sold for 88 yuan. Although it is unfair to criticize the high price of the game. After all, these two games are well-made games, such pricing is still difficult for Chinese players to accept.

The game is finely made, and the games in the "Civilization" series are generally time-consuming, strategic, and usually more playable, so the pricing is hard to say that they are unreasonable.

The story background of "Sid Meyer's Starship" follows "Civilization: Beyond Earth". In "Civilization: Space", the earth is no longer suitable for human habitation, and humans must seek the continuation of civilization on new stars. But in "Sid Meyer's Star Warship", humans have been able to expand and consolidate their homes on alien planets and have been able to build a solid star fleet. For resources, interstellar wars were launched among different races.

Sid Meier's Starship is very similar to "Civilization: Space" - a similar game art style, and is also designed based on resource design for technology, production capacity, energy and health. However, in outer space, there is no more strange alien creatures from "Civilization: Space", and there are many alien planets composed of different elements, including dark matter and interstellar orbits. The battle between players is mainly completed by battles between battleships. Each planet can become our power, and it looks like a playable game.

The game gives each player a different planetcommand of crossing and fleet wars. Players need to constantly strengthen their fleet abilities, establish and expand their space bases on different planets, and then explore further deep space, and then expand their power in the universe. Each Starship mission will have a unique map and a rich and diverse main mission.