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Stellaris - Space exploration & strategy

Engage in epic intergalactic battles, construct unique stations, and explore a vibrant universe with thousands of players.

Stellaris
  • 0.2.45 Version
  • 4.3 Score
  • 425K+ Downloads
  • In-game purchases License
  • 7+ Content Rating
Download Android APK (1.76 GB)
Old Versions
CONS

Poor execution compared to PC version

Confusing user interface and navigation

Long wait times for upgrades and repairs

Heavy reliance on microtransactions

Limited depth in gameplay dynamics

Frequent connectivity issues and bugs

Lack of adequate tutorial and guidance

Pay-to-win elements affecting fair play

Stellaris, the Sci-Fi 4X space strategy game now available on mobile devices!

The galaxy has just recovered from a devastating inter-dimensional invasion that left significant damage in its wake. The United Nations of Earth calls upon you to help restore galactic civilization. Command your own space station and set your sights on distant stars! Along your journey, uncover new enigmas hidden within the vast universe!

Prepare to explore the boundless real-time universe, where thousands of players coexist in a single galaxy filled with almost a thousand star systems and planets waiting to be discovered! Build your space station, forge alliances to jointly occupy regions of space, engage in trade with fellow players, develop a formidable fleet, and engage in epic PVP battles against others! Dominate the Galaxy!

Stellaris provides an exceptional 4x space strategy MMO experience:

- Stellaris: Galaxy Command brings the expansive Stellaris universe to mobile, allowing you to engage in space strategy and immerse yourself in the grand narrative of Stellaris right at your fingertips.

- Inspired by numerous features and mechanics from the PC version, Galaxy Command introduces new trading systems, ethical considerations, political dynamics, and much more.
- Featuring stunning visuals and aesthetics reminiscent of the PC version, you'll encounter iconic heroes and characters rendered in 3D graphics alongside immersive gameplay.

Unite Your Alliance and Ascend as the Leader:

- Collaborate with your allies to establish a Space empire!

- Investigate every shadowy sector of the infinite galaxy to conquer new territories, erect defensive structures, secure trade agreements, and work together to colonize planets.

- Choose to declare either “cold” or traditional warfare, prevailing through economic tactics or sheer military might. The stage is set for an epic showdown!

- Meet with allies to devise a strategic attack plan, then launch assaults against rival players throughout the universe.

Master Intergalactic Trade:

- As you advance and your population's requirements grow, their demands will exceed their production capabilities. To meet these needs, you must specialize your production via research and establish trade relationships with other players.

- Different regions of space offer unique and valuable resources, leading to the development of trade networks and competition over profitable areas.

- You can choose to become a dedicated trader, buying high-value items from distant markets to sell locally for profit, or focus on specific resources for greater returns. Alternatively, utilize auto-trade to effortlessly cover basic consumption needs.

Build a Unique Station:

- Design and freely customize your station's layout, construct distinctive buildings, and enhance them as needed.

Make Important Choices:

- Experience intriguing mysteries and discover captivating narratives through a familiar event chain system, making decisions as Commander on how to continue your journey.

- Delve into event chain systems capable of weaving compelling and consequential stories that shape your ultimate destiny.

- Numerous events reference or continue storylines found in the Stellaris PC game!

Create Your Own Fleet:

- Design and modify your fleet using the in-game ship design feature! Upgrade your fleet for maximum strength!

- Engage in real-time PVP battles and support your alliance members' fleets.

- Recruit elite admirals to serve in your empire, guiding your fleets to triumph!

Join the adventure of Stellaris: Galaxy Command today and dive into the thrilling 4X mobile space opera!

Stellaris: Galaxy Command – A Cosmic Ballet of Strategy and Sovereignty

From the moment I grasped command of my fledgling space station in Stellaris: Galaxy Command, I was thrust into a tapestry of interstellar intrigue where every decision ripples across galaxies. This mobile adaptation isn’t merely a port—it’s a reimagining of grand strategy, compressing the PC version’s cerebral depth into a universe that fits snugly in your palm yet sprawls endlessly in ambition. The post-invasion galaxy hums with fragility: derelict megastructures loom like cosmic skeletons, rogue AI fragments whisper from abandoned dreadnoughts, and player alliances shift like stellar winds. My first week was a masterclass in diplomacy and deception—brokering a fragile trade pact with a mercantile guild while covertly funneling resources to fortify my sector against a warmongering neighbor’s encroachment.

The 4X loop here is intoxicating. Building my station evolved from haphazard solar panels to a labyrinth of research domes and quantum docks, each upgrade echoing the weight of empire. But the true brilliance lies in the dance of trade: mapping hyperlane routes like a celestial cartographer, exploiting nebula-rich zones for rare isotopes, and undercutting rivals in a cutthroat marketplace where antimatter is currency and trust is myth. When my first fleet—a sleek armada of plasma-frigates designed to counter a rival’s shield tech—clashed in real-time PVP, the battle unfolded like a symphony: lasers arced in silent brilliance, hulls fractured into glittering debris, and the aftermath left me scrambling to salvage alliances and pride.

The Stellaris DNA thrums in every event chain. Investigating a derelict colony ship, I uncovered a branching narrative that forced me to choose between salvaging its AI core (risking a Skynet scenario) or purging it (enraging my synthetic allies). These dilemmas aren’t quests—they’re moral crucibles, echoing the PC saga’s depth. Customizing fleets became an art form: tweaking engine signatures for stealth raids, or outfitting dreadnoughts with planet-cracker beams that drained my treasury but cemented my dominance.

Yet the soul of Galaxy Command is its multiplayer cosmos. Our alliance’s Discord buzzed with midnight stratagems—coordinating a surprise blitz on a chokehold system, then bartering ceasefire with the spoils. The cold war mechanics are genius: imposing embargoes that crippled foes’ economies, or flooding their markets with cheap resources to incite internal revolt. Even downtime mesmerizes: watching trade convoys glide through my sector, their routes pulsing like arteries feeding my empire’s growth.

Visually, it’s a starmap come alive. Nebulae swirl in 3D grandeur, stations rotate with industrious grace, and admirals—rendered with PC-tier detail—exude charisma in their holographic briefings. The soundtrack’s ambient hums and crescendos elevate tension, whether during a tense summit or a fleet’s warp-jump into oblivion.

For veterans of the Stellaris saga, this is a triumphant encore; for newcomers, a gateway to 4X’s zenith. It demands patience—taxing diplomacy, micromanaging supply chains, recovering from hubris—but rewards with moments of transcendence: outsmarting a rival through economic chess, or witnessing your once-modest outpost blossom into a nexus of galactic power. Stellaris: Galaxy Command isn’t just a game—it’s a sovereign’s odyssey, where every star is a pawn, every player a titan, and the universe a canvas for your ambition. Raise your banner among the constellations—dominion awaits. 🌌🛸⚔️💫🌠🚀

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  • Version0.2.45
  • UpdateMay 24, 2025
  • DeveloperGameBear Tech
  • CategoryStrategy
  • Requires AndroidAndroid 6+
  • Downloads425K+
  • Package Namecom.paradoxplaza.lassie
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Old Versions
User Reviews
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  • Steve W
    Steve W

    I've tried so many MMOs before, and most of them lost my interest in just a few days. Stellaris feels different. The depth of its story and gameplay stands out, especially for a mobile game. It captured my attention right from the start. I find it hard to stop playing. The community around the game is mostly positive. They are friendly and helpful, which adds to the enjoyment of playing. If you’re unsure about trying it, I truly recommend giving it a shot.

  • Clarence Jay
    Clarence Jay

    This game is incredible! The console and PC versions are fantastic, and now having it on mobile is just awesome. I’m not a fan of the real-time building for ships, but using the speed-up feature makes it easier. I get why it’s designed that way. A couple of suggestions for future updates: First, clearer instructions on occupying territory would be great. Understanding how planet capitals function took me ages. Second, an offline mode would be a huge plus.

  • Superboi777
    Superboi777

    If you want to enjoy the game, you should spend money. Without spending, tactics and upgrades feel pointless. The whole system seems designed for microtransactions, benefiting the developers a lot. On Android, the game struggles with stability, often disconnecting and glitching during research and alliance missions. Team interactions can be good, though that’s really the highlight of the experience.

  • Jaysun F
    Jaysun F

    This game has a great visual appeal. The tutorial feels overdone with repetitive instructions like "push this" and "poke that." The constant prompts can get frustrating. A simpler standalone tutorial could have worked much better without all the distractions. The combat screen reminds me of a low-quality version of Asteroids™, which completely took me out of the experience. It feels more like a game you watch rather than one you engage with.

  • Pilliager Penguin
    Pilliager Penguin

    I had a blast with this game at first. The community was great, and the galaxy I joined felt lively. But then I hit a wall. A couple of players who poured a lot of money into the game ruined the experience for everyone. It didn't just affect my server; it spilled over to others due to cross-server events. As time went on, leveling up fleets and leaders became tough. I felt stuck and couldn't compete anymore. On top of that, repair times dragged on forever. Frustration set in, and I decided to walk away from the game.

  • OmegaWolf Channel
    OmegaWolf Channel

    Stellaris on PC holds a special place in my heart. I wanted something similar for my phone. This new game surprised me. It's not exactly what I expected. It leans heavily into multiplayer, focusing on building bases. The build and research times can drag on, but it still has that space exploration vibe that Stellaris offers, just in a different format. However, I do have some issues. The controls need some work. Some buttons feel a bit tricky to select with taps. It takes away from the experience sometimes. Overall, it's entertaining, even if it’s not quite what I had in mind.

  • Ian
    Ian

    This game feels crafted by seasoned pros. No sense of it being a "pay-to-win" experience. It brings back memories of a classic called "Galaxy Online II," which speaks volumes about its quality. The tutorial wraps up quickly, unlike some others that drag on forever. No pressure to spend money at all. Just a fantastic mobile app experience overall!

  • Robert Gribble
    Robert Gribble

    Honestly, I had a blast until about level 16. The game has incredible depth that keeps you engaged. Finding a solid guild opens up fun events. Leveling up to 19 has been a grind, with buildings taking around 20 days. I thought about backing the developers with a season pass, but the price tag was a staggering $179. The cost of paid content is outrageous, and the end game feels overwhelmed by players who spend big bucks. On the bright side, when I reached out for support, they were helpful. The tricky part was figuring out how to contact them in the first place.

  • Alteah Jade Minerva
    Alteah Jade Minerva

    The game crashes all the time. Cycling through three error 0 messages and one server maintenance 4 feels endless before it finally starts. Super frustrating! It usually crashes at the worst moments. Lots of bugs everywhere, which is surprising considering the ship models are flat. You would think rendering the rest of the screen wouldn’t be an issue. If losing everything doesn’t bother you because of sudden crashes, this might be for you. Also, my phone is heating up. The game is slowing down too. ERROR 0 keeps popping up.

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  • Package Name: com.paradoxplaza.lassie
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