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Name

 XO 

 

Developer

 Jumpdrive Studios 

 

Publisher

 Jumpdrive Studios 

 

Tags

 Indie 

 Strategy 

 

RPG 

 

Simulation 

 

Singleplayer 

Release

 2019-12-02 

 

Steam

 € £ $ / % 

 

News

 45 

 

Controls

 Keyboard 

 

 Mouse 

 

 Full Controller Support 

 

Players online

 n/a 

 

Steam Rating

 Very Positive 

Steam store

 https://store.steampowered.com/app/399720 

 
Public Linux depots

 XO Linux Depot [362.04 M] 




Screenshots



About the game
XO is a relentless, strategic fleet defense game, blending real-time with pause, political intrigue and a punishing drive to survive.

Take command of the last battleship, gather a fleet and try to unite five hostile factions in a desperate bid to save humanity from an enemy that cannot be defeated.

Rescue survivors when you can, persuade ships to join your fleet if you can -- and force ships to join when you must.

Over 30 different ship types giving you many ways to configure your fleet.

Over 400 unique and challenging events in a procedural universe to maximize replayability.

Original soundtrack by Jim Guthrie

Gameplay


  • Emerge from jumpspace near a planet where you will begin rescuing survivors, scouting ahead, and defending against ever-stronger waves of enemies until you judge it is time to evacuate the fleet.
  • Navigate treacherous political scenarios in a time of upheaval as the war brings out the best and worst in people.
  • Choose the next planet to jump to based on limited intel, taking into account the resources you need, reported enemy strength, and refugees at each possible destination.
  • Spin up the fleet's jump drives and lead your able ships to the next planet.
  • Resources are automatically gathered, but the ships in your fleet influence your gathering rates and capacity -- as do different planet types.
  • Use your resources to upgrade ships, manufacture weapons, and make critical repairs.
  • Hope you have the right ships and enough resources when the enemy finally closes in.

Triage


You won't be able to save everyone. As fleet commander, it's your job to make the call: do you save the damaged military destroyer to add more firepower to your fleet, the tanker that will extend the fleet's range, or rescue the farmship capable of producing enough food to keep your people alive?

Events


You'll encounter ships under distress, desperate refugees, greedy merchants, wreckage and caches to loot, shipyards and stations, enemy traps... and much more in over 400 hand-crafted events.

Politics


You are faced with a fractured political landscape where five factions squabble and fight. Your actions will have a direct impact on the relations between the factions. Do you try to unite them all, take sides, play them against one another or shoot first and ask questions later?

Each situation you encounter will require thoughtful leadership. Demands, urgent calls for help, and interesting opportunities will present themselves, often at your most trying moments.

Faction leaders provide you additional political tools including intimidation, diplomacy and haggling.

Combat, Weapons and Movement


The action takes place in close orbit around planets. Ships fly on a 2D plane; inertia acts against ships. Acceleration/deceleration, turn rates and weapon ranges make a difference. Custom formations allow you to make the most of your offensive and defensive capabilities. Warships can be issued Rules of Engagement (ROEs) limiting their combat actions.

There are several types of weapons at your disposal, lasers, missiles, mines, shields and the devastating nuke.

However, one does not enter combat lightly; weapons drain your precious resources and can even delay your ability to jump away.

Resources


Resources are plentiful; time, however, is not. In order to keep your fleet going, you'll need water, fuel, and ore. Collection is automatic, but the time it takes to collect what you need may require the sacrifice of hundreds of brave souls. Wily and creative captains may also find these resources at space stations, depots, and aboard abandoned starships.

  • Fuel: Easiest to find. Used for nearly everything, from laser weapons and shields to the powerful jump drives that fling you between stars.
  • Water: Somewhat common. Used primarily for factory foodships that feed the fleet.
  • Ore: Slowest to obtain, somewhat rare. Used for repairs, upgrades, missile-type weapons... and bribes.

Your exodus will take you to many worlds. You'll come across habitable worlds, gas giants, airless rocks, frozen wastelands, and hellish molten planets. Each can be tapped for the precious resources you need to survive... provided you have the right ships in your fleet.

Videos
XO Teaser Trailer
Video 1

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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
MINIMAL SETUP
 OS:  Ubuntu 12.04+Processor: Core i5+Memory: 2 GB RAMStorage: 350 MB available space 
 PROCESSOR:  Core i5+Memory: 2 GB RAMStorage: 350 MB available space 
 MEMORY:  2 GB RAMStorage: 350 MB available space 
 GRAPHICS:  0 
 NETWORK:  0 
 HARDDRIVE:  350 MB available space 
 SOUND:  0 
 

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