Sins of a Solar Empire 2 Steam Release Announced

Yes, it’s okay to be confused. The imaginatively titled Sins of a Solar Empire II, the sequel to Sins of a Solar Empire (obviously!) was released almost two years ago in October 2022. But that was on Epic Games Store, and let’s face it, you’re nothing if you’re not on Steam. Now, it’s finally making its way to Steam, so purists can finally get in on the action. Mark your calendars and get ready to jump into this epic space strategy game.

Sins of a Solar Empire II | Steam Release Date Announcement

It has now officially and formally been confirmed by Stardock that Sins of a Solar Empire II will be releasing on Steam on August 15th, 2024. At launch, you’ll be able to snag the base game edition of Sins of a Solar Empire II at a special discount price of $39.99 for a limited time. For those looking for the full experience, there’s the Premium Edition available at a limited-time price of $79.99. This edition includes the base game, the first Content Pass (with 4 DLCs: 1 small, 1 medium, and 2 expansion-level), and the game’s soundtrack (normally $99.99). You can add the game to your wishlist here: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1575940/Sins_of_a_Solar_Empire_II/

When Sins 2 hit the Epic Store back in 2022 it was in an early access phase. The initial reception of was mixed. While fans of the original game were eager to explore the new release, they noted that the early access version had limited features. Some technical issues and missing elements were present, which the developers acknowledged and planned to address.

Ironclad Games worked to improve and expand the game over time, taking into account player feedback. Regular updates helped resolve many of the initial problems and gradually added more content. This ongoing development process has maintained player interest in the game’s progress.

With the upcoming Steam release, Sins of a Solar Empire II is expected to offer a more comprehensive experience, building on the improvements made during its early access phase. Players are interested to see how the game has developed and to try it on the new platform.