Gratuitous Space Battles 2: Exploding soon on a screen near you! Gratuitous by name, gratuitous by nature

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    Press Release

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    April 17th, 2015
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    Gratuitous Space Battles 2: Exploding soon on a screen near you!
    Gratuitous by name, gratuitous by nature

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    How many missiles incoming? With Gratuitous Space Battles 2 launching today on PC, Mac and Linux itā€™s time to raise your shields or obliterate someone elseā€™s. Warp speed to explosive satisfaction with an intuitive interface that lets players quickly construct their ships from modular components, arrange them into fear inducing fleets, and watch the carnage commence! Command your fleet down to the individual ship, giving a unique strategic experience. One ship may be ordered to make a Hail Mary pass, the rest to sit back and watch; if youā€™re feeling cruel anyway.

    ā€œI think the biggest driver to make GSB2 was probably my potentially unhealthy love of explosions. And beams. Explosions and beams are at bottom of everyoneā€™s heart, if you disagree you havenā€™t played this game yet. To tempt you to the dark explosive side I donā€™t have cookies but a brand new trailer, bursting with explodiness, ā€ Cliff Harris, Founder and head of Positech Games.

    While this one man fleet has been creating the majority of GSB2 solo, he hasnā€™t quite been alone. With a huge community of players beta testing and providing feedback every step of the way issues have been crushed quicker than the ships you face and new features created almost on demand* (*Cliff On Demand will not be a permanent service). As the sequel to the 200,000 plus seller Gratuitous Space Battles, you would expect Cliff to have crammed a galaxy of new features into GSB2 and he hasnā€™t disappointed:

    ā€¢ Pimp your fleet ā€“ Now you can modify the external appearance of all ships, not just the internal make up so no two cruisers need to ever be the same again! Let your imagination run wild and show off your creations in online battles
    ā€¢ High detail explosions ā€“ A brand new purpose build graphics engine means you wonā€™t miss a single piece of debris as fleets fight for supremacy
    ā€¢ Steam workshop support ā€“ One click option to publish and share your bestest ships to Steam workshop
    ā€¢ Hola, Hej, Bonjour ā€“ Shipping with English, French, German, Spanish, Dutch and Swedish
    ā€¢ Mod support ā€“ Easy to edit text and CSV files readily availableā€¢How many screens? ā€“ Built-in and easy to use multi monitor support for all the angles you need
    ā€¢ Charge! ā€“ Pre-set formation orders now retain their shape, regardless of number of ships lost
    ā€¢ Give us a lift ā€“ Carriers are now required to transport all fighters into the battlefieldā€¢Better drive carefully ā€“ Fighters now have limited fuel and need to refuel at their parent carrier

    Gratuitous Space Battles 2 is available for $24.95 on PC, Mac and Linux right now from all of these interplanetary digital stores:
    Steam
    Humble
    GoG
    And directly from www.gratuitousspacebattles2.com
    Donā€™t forget to catch all the latest from Cliff Harris by following him on Twitter @cliffski.

    System Requirements

    Minimum:
    OS: Windows XP
    Processor: 2GB
    Memory: 4GB RAM
    Graphics: 512MB Video RAM
    DirectX: Version 9.0c
    Hard Drive: 2GB available space
    Sound card: any
    Recommended:
    OS: Windows XP
    Processor: 2GB Ā quad core
    Memory: 8GB RAM
    Graphics: Geforce 670 or better
    DirectX: Version 9.0c
    Hard Drive: 2GB available space
    Sound Card: any

     

     

    About Positech Games
    Positech Games is a one man company based in the UK (England). It was formed by gaming geek Cliff Harris in 1997 when he was working as an IT support guy. Cliff has been writing and selling games for 16 years now. Cliff does ALL the programming and design for all of his games, which use an engine he coded from scratch He also handles all the tech support and marketing of the games. Yup, Cliff works pretty darned hard. He also has to contend with his highly demanding cats Jadzia and Jack during his working day. (Milo, our second cat was sadly hit by a car and died many years ago) Cliff used to work for a UK company called Elixir, who did Republic and Evil Genius. After that he worked at Lionhead as an AI / Game coder for ‘The Movies’. When that game finished he left to work for himself fulltime.
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