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Novus AEterno
Novus AEterno was a sci-fi MMORTS set in a massive persistent universe with endless exploration potential and player-driven empire building. Influence the galaxies and players around you with a variety of methods that include: intelligence, diplomacy, military might, and economic power.
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Publisher: Taitale Studios Type: MMORTS PvP: Open World Abandoned: March 15, 2018 Pros: +Persistent world. +Player-driven empire building. +Limitless exploration. +Ship customization. Cons: -Abandoned by developer before launch. |
Novus AEterno Overview
Novus AEterno was a buy-to-play sci-fi MMORTS that features a seamless, persistent universe that hosts thousands of players at once. Driven by player choice, the game offers completely customizable units, five distinct playable races, no matchmaking tools, and endless seamless galaxies to explore and conquer. The game has no set missions and no linear script; its story arcs come from the game's lore and will happen galaxy-wide regardless of how far each player has progressed in the game. Player's actions impact how the galaxy and larger universal map progresses. Customize and develop your ships to suit the objectives at hand, with fully customizable hulls, weapons, shields, armor, and more that allow special task fleets to be fitted for specific missions or be well-rounded and suited for general combat readiness.
Novus AEterno Key Features:
- Seamless, Persistent Universe – explore the game's massive universe that s all of its players on a single server.
- Fully Customizable Ships – design and construct your ships to suit any situation, ed by your specialized crew.
- Player-Driven Gameplay – influence the galaxies around you in a variety of ways that include diplomacy, intelligence, and military might.
- Form Alliances – up with up to 15 friends to take on the universe as a team, cooperating with each other to hold territory and complete tasks.
- Five Distinct Races – play as one of five races that include Humans, Vernu'nas, Acaean, and more, each offering unique and distinct technology with differing benefits.
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Novus AEterno System Requirements
Minimum Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 7 or later
U: Intel Core2 Duo 2.4GHz
Video Card: 256 MB VRAM, Shadow Model 2.0
RAM: 4 GB
Hard Disk Space: 10 GB
Recommended Requirements:
Operating System: Windows 7 or later
U: Intel Core i5 2.67 GHz
Video Card: 1024 MB VRAM, Shadow Model 3.0
RAM: 8 GB
Hard Disk Space: 15 GB
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Novus AEterno Additional Information
Developer: Taitale Studios
Kickstarter Launch Date: December 10, 2013
Kickstarter Funded Date: January 27, 2014
Backer Early Access Date: February 11, 2014
Release Date: N/A
Abandoned: March 15, 2018
Development History / Background:
Novus AEterno was being developed by Taitale Studios, a studio founded by Nick Nieuwoudt, a gamer tired of limited 30-minute StarCraft sessions. His ideas evolved into a highly experienced and driven game development studio that includes an award-winning art director, world-classes programmers, and industry vets. The game was posted to Kickstarter with an initial $200,000 goal, and was approached by angel investors that offered $125,000 directly to the studio, spurned on by the game's overly positive reception. The Kickstarter was re-released with a funding goal of $75,000 on December 10, 2013, and their goal was reached within 100 hours. Novus AEterno was fully funded on January 27, 2014 with a total of $268,875 raised from crowdfunding. Taitale Studios later opened a Paypal option allowing new donations that allows early access when available, for contributors donating over $25. In early 2018 the studio abandoned Novus Aeterno and claimed to be working on another MMORTS titled Hades 8. That game was soon abandoned as well. This project was ultimately another Kickstarter scam.