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Forbidden Worlds Launches Into Sins of Solar Empire: Rebellion

Ironclad Games and Stardock Entertainment have announced the release of the new DLC pack "Forbidden Worlds" for Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion.  Players can purchase the DLC on Steam for $4.99 which comes with a slew of new features. Gamers will get four new planet types, a new planet specialization system, 15 new research subjects and much more. What are you waiting for? Explore the depths of space and the Solar Empire with Forbidden Worlds today!

The popular PC space strategy game, Sins of a Solar Empire: Rebellion, from Ironclad Games and Stardock Entertainment has released its first DLC pack today. "Forbidden Worlds" adds new planet types, planet specialization, technologies, planetary bonuses and additional Steam achievements all for $4.99.

The war between the loyalists and the rebels within the TEC, Advent and Vasari continues within the depths of Trader Space. Yet, this sector of the galaxy has far more worlds and history than any of the factions are aware. The need to survive forces each to expand into the unknown, discovering worlds of hazard, wealth, risk, and mystery. Most ominously, the Trader factions have been loathe to expand to these worlds due to the dark myths that surround them.

Feature List:
  • Four new planet types to colonize and exploit (Barren, Ferrous, Greenhouse, Oceanic), each created with beautiful high-res textures.
  • New Planet Specialization System: Dedicate your worlds to either social or industrial output. Devoting your planet to social improvements will increase its population and culture, at the cost of trade income and ship production. Choosing an industrial path will limit your growth and culture, but make your planet a trading and ship building powerhouse.
  • 15 new research subjects allow the races to conquer and expand onto the forbidden worlds.
  • Discover 40 new planet bonuses during your exploration of the galaxy, unlocking the dark past of the Sins’ universe.
  • Unlock five new Steam Achievements and display your mastery of forbidden space!

The Forbidden Worlds DLC is available direct, as well as on Steam, GameStop, GamersGate and GameFly.

To learn more, visit the official Sins of a Solar Empire website.

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