One reason for the game’s continued popularity is it’s dedicated and competent mods community. We’re not sure what happened with the developers (who still seemed to be patching the game and releasing DLC), but at one point they got sued by Rebellion so, it’s good that they’re hanging in there at least. About the only true ‘sin’ of SOASE is that it never got a proper sequel, even after all this time.
It was a flawed experience, but one the team at Ironclad Games attempted to iterate on through several expansions, such as Trinity, and then the ‘definitive’ edition of the game with 2012’s Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion. Originally released in 2008, it combined the best of RTS games and 4X games to create a wonderfully ruthless space-based strategy experience where you had fleets of capital and sub-capital ships dancing around from system to system as you fought for dominance over randomised maps. Sins of a Solar Empire was a great entry strategy game for its time. This iconic RTS/4X game has some really cool mods that you should check out, from Star Wars to Star Trek and more. PCGamesN - The best Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion mods 9:00:00 AM Ironclad Games and Stardock are pleased to announce the release of version 1.96 for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion today. GameSpot regrets the error.Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion v1.96 Released 11:04:00 AM : This article previously identified Stardock as the developer of the Sins of a Solar Empire series. Rebellion had not responded as of publication time.
GameSpot contacted Stardock for comment on the lawsuit, but was told the company does not speak on ongoing court cases. Besides publishing Sins of a Solar Empire, Stardock also developed Elemental: War of Magic and The Political Machine 2012, among others. Rebellion, which is based in the UK, is the developer behind Sniper Elite V2 and both the 19 Aliens vs. Rebellion did not stipulate a set amount of damages, instead leaving it to the court to determine how much it was "deprived of substantial sales of its products" and "the value of its trademarks as commercial assets." Rebellion provided several examples where it claimed consumers would have been easily misled, including promotional materials which displayed the word "Rebellion" much larger than the preceding "Sins of a Solar Empire" and some that referred to the game only by the disputed trademark. The trademark suit, which was filed in June in Stardock's home district of Eastern Michigan, alleges that Stardock knowingly infringed on Rebellion's trademark on its name as it pertains to video games both with the title of the space-faring real-time strategy game and in its promotional materials. Rebellion is suing Stardock over Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion.
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