(a turn-based 4X strategy game set in space)
Birth of the Empires, also known as "BotE", is a game being developed by a german speaking team, headed by Sir Pustekuchen. Sir Pustekuchen started his project in January 2004 and went public in August 2006. BotE is a downloadable game that was originally intended as a spiritual successor to Star Trek - Birth of the Federation.
Take command of one race during the beginning stages of their empire, but beware, there is more than one way leading to victory and each time, mastering it will be different. It will likely change and you are challenged to keep the balance within the galaxy quadrant or seize galactic power for your race and thereby establish your own "balance" in the galaxy!
You can visit our Homepage. There you can download the full version of BotE.
Wiki/Homepage: http://www.birth-of-the-empires.de
Homepage: http://www.hp.birth-of-the-empires.de
German forum: http://www.forum.birth-of-the-empires.de
English forum: http://botf2.star-trek-games.com/viewforum.php?f=25
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