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Stellaris is an upcoming turn-based, real-time 4X Strategy Game being developed by Paradox Interactive. Gameplay in Stellaris revolves around space exploration, managing an empire, warfare and diplomacy with other spacefaring civilizations. The game also utilizes an updated version of the "Clausewitz Engine" that has been in use since Europa Universalis III. It is set to be released on 9 May 2016.

The game's official website can be found here.

Tropes used in Stellaris (video game) include:

2-D Space: The bulk of the action takes place on a horizontal plane.
The Aesthetics of Technology: All over the place, with various species and society types having their own particular palettes.
All Planets Are Earthlike: Averted, as many planets are either not suitably comfortable to your species by default (barring measures like terraforming) or utterly uninhabitable.
Ancient Astronauts: Potentially, you. As it's possible to come across planets with varying degrees of complex if not sentient life and "uplift" them, ultimately becoming "vassals" of sorts.
Civil Warcraft: The larger your territories become, the harder it becomes to maintain order and thus the likelier the chances of civil war.
Design-It-Yourself Equipment: Not only are your ships heavily customizable, but everything about your species/civilization can be customized to a significant degree.
The Final Frontier: There's as much focus on space exploration as there is empire-building. With that comes diplomacy and conflict.
Good Republic, Evil Empire: Averted. As governments and culture are very customizable, it's possible to come up with a variety of societies running the gamut from the Imperium of Man to Star Trek's United Federation of Planets. And even then, they may not quite be what they appear, depending on your traits.
Humanoid Aliens: In addition to humans, a number of the various species types available are at least vaguely humanoid. The rest however are Starfish Aliens.
X Meets Y: Europa Universalis meets Galactic Civilisations.

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 * [[2-D Space]]: The bulk of the action takes place on a horizontal plane.
+* [[The Aesthetics of Technology]]: All over the place, with various species and society types having their own particular palettes.
 * [[All Planets Are Earthlike]]: Averted, as many planets are either not suitably comfortable to your species by default (barring measures like terraforming) or utterly uninhabitable.
 * [[Ancient Astronauts]]: Potentially, ''you.'' As it's possible to come across planets with varying degrees of complex if not sentient life and "uplift" them, ultimately becoming "vassals" of sorts.
+* [[Civil Warcraft]]: The larger your territories become, the harder it becomes to maintain order and thus the likelier the chances of civil war.
 * [[Design-It-Yourself Equipment]]: Not only are your ships heavily customizable, but ''everything'' about your species/civilization can be customized to a significant degree.
+* [[The Final Frontier]]: There's as much focus on space exploration as there is empire-building. With that comes diplomacy and conflict.
 * [[Good Republic, Evil Empire]]: Averted. As governments and culture are very customizable, it's possible to come up with a variety of societies running the gamut from [[Warhammer 40,000|the Imperium of Man]] to ''[[Star Trek]]'s'' [[The Federation|United Federation of Planets]]. And even ''then'', they may not quite be what they appear, depending on your traits.
 * [[Humanoid Aliens]]: In addition to humans, a number of the various species types available are at least vaguely humanoid. The rest however are [[Starfish Aliens]].
 * [[X Meets Y]]: ''[[Europa Universalis]]'' meets ''[[Galactic Civilisations]]''.
-* [[The Final Frontier]]: There's as much focus on space exploration as there is empire-building. With that comes diplomacy and conflict.
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