Vega Conflict

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VEGA Conflict
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Developer(s) Kixeye
Publisher(s) Kixeye
Platform(s) Windows
iOS
Android
Release2013
Genre(s) Strategy, Combat, Wargaming
Mode(s)

Vega Conflict is an online multiplayer game developed by Kixeye.

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Gameplay

Vega Conflict is an online MMORTS set in space. The player can choose to fight NPC or real players to gain resources and blueprints. [1] The XP is used to rank up on the leader board. The game includes a variety of classes, such as frigates, corvettes, cruisers, destroyers, battleships, cutters, specialists, fighters, titans, rangers and debuffers. The fighters, titans, rangers is are only avaliable Tier 8 or later. Twelve tiers of factions are in the game, each with their different ship classes. Galaxies are the dividing blocks in Vega Conflict since fleets are unable to warp between them. However, the outpost can be relocated between galaxies every twenty-four hours (or 1 day). Some events will periodically occur in which players can participate for prizes.

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References

  1. Fretz, Andrew. "'VEGA Conflict' Review – In Space, No One Can Hear You Purchase IAP". Touch Arcade . Retrieved January 17, 2020.