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Throw in a bunch of bananas, and these primate scribes will fling back a beautiful barrage of sci-fi stories. Its real power to enchant lies in what lives under the hood: that what looks like haggard accountants fiddling with spreadsheets are actually ten billion monkeys armed with quantum typewriters. Much like Paradox’s own Crusader Kings 3, the beauty of Stellaris isn’t in its strategic number crunching or grognard map painting, although these are certainly well-tuned and many-statted. Vastly, hugely, and mind-bogglingly so, to paraphrase Douglas Adams. Stellaris, Paradox’s science fiction grand strategy game, is big.
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