VEGA Conflict KIXEYE Stake your claim, command your fleets, and conquer the void in this deep, real-time strategy game. Band together with ot… TouchArcade Rating: Free Buy Now Watch Media DetailsStake your claim, command your fleets, and conquer the void in this deep, real-time strategy game. Band together with other players in a bloody rebellion to take back the galaxy from the evil VEGA Federation or charge headlong into battle against a mysterious alien presence. CUSTOMIZE YOUR WAR: Different targets call for different strategy, outfit your fleet for victory. REAL-TIME PvP: Real war doesn’t wait its turn - attack enemies at will in real-time. BATTLE ANYWHERE: Conflict never ends. Continue your progress on phone, tablet, or in browser. Information Seller:KIXEYE Genre:Action, Strategy Release:Apr 29, 2015 Updated:Aug 13, 2024 Version:1.139212 Size:153.6 MB TouchArcade Rating: User Rating: (1) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal 64o Member Jul 7, 2014 21 0 0 #2 64o, Apr 30, 2015 looks impressive. anyone been playing? Exact-Psience Well-Known Member Jan 12, 2012 22,664 2 38 The Work-At-Home Guy Philippines #3 Exact-Psience, Apr 30, 2015 So this isnt just Clash of Clansy? That icon looks really badass. touchy85 Well-Known Member Jan 21, 2015 1,616 1 38 #4 touchy85, Apr 30, 2015 Subscribe to the TouchArcade YouTube channel NickyNichols Well-Known Member Jul 7, 2012 77 0 6 #5 NickyNichols, Apr 30, 2015 That icon is really sexy. I would consider downloading it just for that. Z3R05UM New Member Apr 11, 2014 1 0 1 #6 Z3R05UM, May 1, 2015 KIXEYE's been doing these games for longer than CoC, btb jsrco Well-Known Member Patreon Silver Oct 15, 2009 2,134 1 38 Coordinator Seattle https://www.Fatthunder.com #7 jsrco, May 1, 2015 It also looks very familiar.... Like the Out There: Omega Edition icon. Not saying it's stolen. Just look similar. Ayjona Well-Known Member Sep 8, 2009 3,295 21 38 Freelance journalist and writer, amateur musician Stockholm, Sweden #8 Ayjona, May 1, 2015 Last edited: May 1, 2015 First impression of combat is that the only element of interactivity is what enemy to target, and manual movement that doesn't seem to serve much tactical purpose. You can target different ships with different parts of your own fleet, but most of the time, there is little reason to do so (partially because there doesn't seem to be any of the rock-paper-scissors elements, status effects, active abilities or other mechanics that can make spreading your damage beyond one target to quickly reduce enemy dps viable, and partially because there is no benefits of manual positioning that would necessitate or facilitate varied tactical targeting), something the game informs the player of early on. Still, this makes the combat more interactive than nearly any other online social base building affair. But nowhere near the persistent online RTS mmo (or just any regular online base building game with a persistent world and traditional RTS combat) I have been hoping for. The rest of the game seems to be mostly very polished but rather traditional clash-of-clanning, but with some smaller innovations (more interesting map/region/world system, a possibly slightly stronger touch of tower defense to base layouts, custom unit designs, possibly a more interesting research, building and tech progression system than most rivals). So if yer in the market for that, this is probably one of the absolute the best of the bunch. (Probably, mind you. I have a rather vague grasp of what makes any CoC-like good.) I'll tap away for a few more hours to see what comes up, but I'll stick primarily to X-Mercs for online social base building with interactive and (kinda) skill-based combat for now, while hoping for a real messiah. Wizard_Mike Well-Known Member Mar 17, 2011 1,294 0 36 Texas #9 Wizard_Mike, May 1, 2015 Dang... I saw the icon and I thought Vashta Nerada. !nsomn!ac Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2013 80 0 0 #10 !nsomn!ac, May 1, 2015 O M G I lived long enough to see this game come to mobile. The developer is a very well known for its Facebook game War Commander. I was surprised to see that after I logged in with my facebook account, it loaded my facebook game progress from few years ago. !nsomn!ac Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2013 80 0 0 #11 !nsomn!ac, May 1, 2015 I understand this is your first inpression and sorry to say that it is not accurate. I played this game when it first came out on Facebook and the manual movement, manual formation and positioning of the fleet units and manual facing/strifing plays significant role weather you will win or lose at higher level battles. Unlike the beginner ships that have 360 fire range, higher tier ships have diferent turrent ranges, angles and area of effect. Developer transitioned the same strategy for the mobile version. There are not many rts games on mobile and this developer did it very well and polished. Search youtube for some high level pvp or Vega convoy battles to see how manual positioning can make it or brake it in this game. !nsomn!ac Well-Known Member Apr 17, 2013 80 0 0 #12 !nsomn!ac, May 1, 2015 Yea lol, I'm so glad the developer didn't convert it to a CoC clone and left it as RTS. I was surprised to find out that they made it cross platform. I logged in with my facebook and was able to resume my progress from a year ago. Ayjona Well-Known Member Sep 8, 2009 3,295 21 38 Freelance journalist and writer, amateur musician Stockholm, Sweden #13 Ayjona, May 1, 2015 Last edited: May 1, 2015 I've edited the sentence "and manual movement that doesn't seem to serve any tactical purpose" to "and manual movement that doesn't seem to serve much tactical purpose". That's all I can agree upon for now, Youtube videos notwithstanding (For even with attack vectors and some complications and considerations as a result of manual movement, outcomes still seem overwhelmingly decided by the time (and, sadly, IAP, which does have a major bearing on combat strength) the player has invested into the game, and the resulting ship upgrades, not tactics and skill. The game is a very far cry from the few and truly sophisticated RTS experiences on the platform, such as Autumn Dynasty & Warlords, Red Conquest, Alien Tribe 2, or even Starfront Collision, LAS Warfare, Red Alert and Star Armada.) That said, this is still probably the best online base building social micromanagement whatchamacallit I have come across, next to X-Mercs (which has it's fair share of issues, tasteless and immensely silly portrayal of women not one of the lesser). So kudos to the devs, even if this might not be for me. (Though I will keep at it, to be certain, for VEGA Conflict shows more promise than any other, and your assessment does sway my mind a bit.) baldeagle86 Well-Known Member Dec 21, 2013 737 0 0 #14 baldeagle86, May 2, 2015 I've been playing since last night and really enjoying it! If there's enough players we could set up an alliance, I'm just in my clusters group right now. Really fun so far, I'm just hoping there's no crushing pay wall up ahead. Combat seems very strategic too, using positioning and the different ranges of weapons as big advantages, FUN serkanay New Member Feb 4, 2013 1 0 1 #15 serkanay, May 8, 2015 Really great. I play approx. one week. I left other all games. Big avantage same account with play pc. Evrty time evetywhere play. Plus: Complex ship fitting Space combat Alliance important LunarBowser Active Member May 5, 2015 26 0 0 #16 LunarBowser, May 8, 2015 Is it worth it setting alliances up in this though? Or just going all out on your own. Just wondering. I don't like to feel like I have to play with others (in a sense) with stuff like this Wrath Well-Known Member May 26, 2011 480 9 18 Seattle #17 Wrath, May 8, 2015 I agree, I wish games like this could be against AI and not other actual players, but it sounds like from the TA write-up that alliances will be key: "A large part of this game is building and maintaining Alliances with other players. This is primarily a multiplayer game and, just like Clash of Clans, you can assault enemy bases to steal resources and try to ruin someone's day. The really nice part of this is that your building times can be reduced a bit with a simple tap to request aid and your Alliance buddies can tap on your request to join in. There are no restrictions on how much help you can offer. It serves primarily as an incentive to be a part of an active Alliance." Wrath Well-Known Member May 26, 2011 480 9 18 Seattle #18 Wrath, May 18, 2015 Not to change the topic completely, speaking of alliances, anyone know of a game worth recommending (similar to VEGA Conflict or even Deep Space Fleet: Galaxy War) which does not involve attacking other players or the need for alliances? Basically, a city-builder type game, except in a space/space station environment? KeKhan Well-Known Member May 28, 2012 1,381 43 48 #19 KeKhan, May 18, 2015 Actually, yeah - try "Under Fire: Invasion" Sounds like exactly what you are looking for. Pretty decent title, I deleted it after finding out it wasn't multiplayer, but that's what you want so...check it out Wrath Well-Known Member May 26, 2011 480 9 18 Seattle #20 Wrath, May 19, 2015 Excellent, KeKhan, I'll definitely check it out, thanks! I appreciate that quick response. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) 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It also looks very familiar.... Like the Out There: Omega Edition icon. Not saying it's stolen. Just look similar.
First impression of combat is that the only element of interactivity is what enemy to target, and manual movement that doesn't seem to serve much tactical purpose. You can target different ships with different parts of your own fleet, but most of the time, there is little reason to do so (partially because there doesn't seem to be any of the rock-paper-scissors elements, status effects, active abilities or other mechanics that can make spreading your damage beyond one target to quickly reduce enemy dps viable, and partially because there is no benefits of manual positioning that would necessitate or facilitate varied tactical targeting), something the game informs the player of early on. Still, this makes the combat more interactive than nearly any other online social base building affair. But nowhere near the persistent online RTS mmo (or just any regular online base building game with a persistent world and traditional RTS combat) I have been hoping for. The rest of the game seems to be mostly very polished but rather traditional clash-of-clanning, but with some smaller innovations (more interesting map/region/world system, a possibly slightly stronger touch of tower defense to base layouts, custom unit designs, possibly a more interesting research, building and tech progression system than most rivals). So if yer in the market for that, this is probably one of the absolute the best of the bunch. (Probably, mind you. I have a rather vague grasp of what makes any CoC-like good.) I'll tap away for a few more hours to see what comes up, but I'll stick primarily to X-Mercs for online social base building with interactive and (kinda) skill-based combat for now, while hoping for a real messiah.
O M G I lived long enough to see this game come to mobile. The developer is a very well known for its Facebook game War Commander. I was surprised to see that after I logged in with my facebook account, it loaded my facebook game progress from few years ago.
I understand this is your first inpression and sorry to say that it is not accurate. I played this game when it first came out on Facebook and the manual movement, manual formation and positioning of the fleet units and manual facing/strifing plays significant role weather you will win or lose at higher level battles. Unlike the beginner ships that have 360 fire range, higher tier ships have diferent turrent ranges, angles and area of effect. Developer transitioned the same strategy for the mobile version. There are not many rts games on mobile and this developer did it very well and polished. Search youtube for some high level pvp or Vega convoy battles to see how manual positioning can make it or brake it in this game.
Yea lol, I'm so glad the developer didn't convert it to a CoC clone and left it as RTS. I was surprised to find out that they made it cross platform. I logged in with my facebook and was able to resume my progress from a year ago.
I've edited the sentence "and manual movement that doesn't seem to serve any tactical purpose" to "and manual movement that doesn't seem to serve much tactical purpose". That's all I can agree upon for now, Youtube videos notwithstanding (For even with attack vectors and some complications and considerations as a result of manual movement, outcomes still seem overwhelmingly decided by the time (and, sadly, IAP, which does have a major bearing on combat strength) the player has invested into the game, and the resulting ship upgrades, not tactics and skill. The game is a very far cry from the few and truly sophisticated RTS experiences on the platform, such as Autumn Dynasty & Warlords, Red Conquest, Alien Tribe 2, or even Starfront Collision, LAS Warfare, Red Alert and Star Armada.) That said, this is still probably the best online base building social micromanagement whatchamacallit I have come across, next to X-Mercs (which has it's fair share of issues, tasteless and immensely silly portrayal of women not one of the lesser). So kudos to the devs, even if this might not be for me. (Though I will keep at it, to be certain, for VEGA Conflict shows more promise than any other, and your assessment does sway my mind a bit.)
I've been playing since last night and really enjoying it! If there's enough players we could set up an alliance, I'm just in my clusters group right now. Really fun so far, I'm just hoping there's no crushing pay wall up ahead. Combat seems very strategic too, using positioning and the different ranges of weapons as big advantages, FUN
Really great. I play approx. one week. I left other all games. Big avantage same account with play pc. Evrty time evetywhere play. Plus: Complex ship fitting Space combat Alliance important
Is it worth it setting alliances up in this though? Or just going all out on your own. Just wondering. I don't like to feel like I have to play with others (in a sense) with stuff like this
I agree, I wish games like this could be against AI and not other actual players, but it sounds like from the TA write-up that alliances will be key: "A large part of this game is building and maintaining Alliances with other players. This is primarily a multiplayer game and, just like Clash of Clans, you can assault enemy bases to steal resources and try to ruin someone's day. The really nice part of this is that your building times can be reduced a bit with a simple tap to request aid and your Alliance buddies can tap on your request to join in. There are no restrictions on how much help you can offer. It serves primarily as an incentive to be a part of an active Alliance."
Not to change the topic completely, speaking of alliances, anyone know of a game worth recommending (similar to VEGA Conflict or even Deep Space Fleet: Galaxy War) which does not involve attacking other players or the need for alliances? Basically, a city-builder type game, except in a space/space station environment?
Actually, yeah - try "Under Fire: Invasion" Sounds like exactly what you are looking for. Pretty decent title, I deleted it after finding out it wasn't multiplayer, but that's what you want so...check it out
