Epsilon Wars

Epsilon Wars is a turn-based artillery game set in space. You fire torpedoes at enemy ships, space stations and freighters, adjusting their angle and power as you account for the gravity of suns, planets and black holes.

Aim with gravity

On your turn, set a torpedo’s angle and power, then fire to see how gravity shapes its path. You can use later turns to adjust your aim and power as you try to destroy your opponents. Your ship has a limited power reserve: firing deducts the power used, while 25 power points regenerate at the end of each turn. You can pass your turn to build up more power.

Sensors visualize the gravity in each level to help you judge your shots. An optional gravity assist system helps new players learn how Newtonian gravity affects potential trajectories, and built-in tooltips provide further guidance.

Single-player levels

The game includes 20 designed single-player levels, New Game+, and procedurally generated single-player levels. You can turn the single-player story on or off.

Multiplayer

Multiplayer supports 2–4 players on procedurally generated levels, either locally or through Remote Play Together. Choose from six factions. The turn clock can be turned off or set to 12, 30, 45 or 60 seconds.

Celestial bodies

Levels can include seven types of celestial bodies, each with different characteristics: red giant stars, yellow dwarf stars, gas giant planets, Goldilocks planets, ocean planets, desert planets and black holes. Procedural generation options let you set the number of celestial bodies and choose whether levels include black holes, a single centered sun or duplicate planet types.

Game options

You can toggle fullscreen mode and gravity assist, adjust music and sound-effect volume, and change the procedural level generation settings. The game also features an original soundtrack by Cygnus.