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Developer Amplitude Studios' Endless series of strategy games, including Endless Legend and Endless Space 2 (but minus its predecessor, for reasons which will later become clear), is free to play on Steam until next week.Amplitude's free weekend, which coincides with the launch of (titled Penumbra and Symbiosis respectively), runs from today, January 24th, until Monday, January 28th. During that time, the aforementioned Endless titles, plus Dungeon of the Endless, will be available to play for nowt.That's not quite the end of it, however. Pretty much the entirety of Amplitude's back-catalogue is currently discounted on Steam, meaning that you can continue your strategic adventures for significantly less than the usual price once the free weekend is over. Additionally, Amplitude is in Endless Space 2 throughout the free weekend.

At certain milestones, 'exclusive rewards' will be unlocked, and these will be gifted to everyone that owns the game in an upcoming patch. It's not clear what these rewards will be, but a similar event last year unlocked a range of different ship skins.Lastly, Amplitude is giving away the Endless Space Collection (consisting of Endless Space 1 and all its DLC) for the princely sum of zero pence, and you can keep it forever - hence its absence from the free weekend roster. The catch is that you'll need to sign up to the developer's 'video game co-creation platform'.

If you'd rather not do that, however, you might be interested to know that the collection is also.

Posted: 8 AprilLet me start by saying that I do recommend this game, but I do so with no small amount of hesitation.Endless Space is a good game. It certainly captures the 'one-more-turn' feel of other TBS games and offers tons of opportunity for customization. There are several different victory conditions and all of them seem viable.

The starting races are cool but the fact that you can custom build your own race is cooler. And you can custom build your ships. And you can customize your planets and systems through the use of directives. And all of that is great!But there are also places where the game seems to fall woefully short of others in the genre:First is the visuals - the constant view of space is simply not very interesting. Discovery in this game is pretty procedural. The Stars do help guide your exploration in the beginning but over time, space all looks the same and it doesn't engage you visually.The Tech tree is work - your first few games, you are going to spend a lot of time in here. Trying to find the kinds of techs you want, and figuring out what they actually do, is very tedious.

There are two ways to view the tech tree: 1) Close enough to see what the things do, but only see 5 of them and ignore the other 95 (so no context) or 2) Zoomed out enough to see the grid but have no idea what you are looking at and have to move from dot to dot and hover to get any idea of what is what (no details).Pacing of planetary development:This may be related somewhat to tech but, I never feel like I am having to make choices about what to build in my star systems. It always feels like I can have everything and all I'm doing is deciding the build order.