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* ''Escape Velocity: Override'' (1998) - The middle one. Humanity (United Earth [and her colonies]) is fighting against an evil alien race (the Voinians). Naturally, the two sides are locked in a bloody stalemate. Curious players are likely to discover the advanced Crescent aliens, consisting of the peacefully aloof Miranu and the bitterly warring Strand polities.

* ''Escape Velocity: Nova'' (2002) - The last game made. Taking the [[Absent Aliens]] of the first game's setting even further, the different “races” are the result of numerous human diaspora, all of which dislike each other with varying fervor. These include [[The Federation]] from Earth (and their [[Secret Police|B.o.I.I.]]), the enslaved [[Sufficiently Advanced Alien|Vell-os]], the [[Proud Warrior Race Guy|Auroran Empire]], and the advanced [[Crystal Spires and Togas|Polaris]].

* ''[[Naev]]'', an open source clone available [http://blog.naev.org/ here], subtitled ''Sea of Darkness'', exists on all three major platforms. The plot is based around an ill-defined [[After the End|"Incident"]] in which [[Apocalypse How|the Sun is destroyed]], leaving the remains of a [[Vestigial Empire]] and several Houses bickering over territory.

* ''[[Naev]]'', an open source clone available [https://web.archive.org/web/20131026070648/http://blog.naev.org/ here], subtitled ''Sea of Darkness'', exists on all three major platforms. The plot is based around an ill-defined [[After the End|"Incident"]] in which [[Apocalypse How|the Sun is destroyed]], leaving the remains of a [[Vestigial Empire]] and several Houses bickering over territory.

''EV Nova'' has its own wiki [http://evn.wikia.com here].