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Heart of Galaxy: Horizons
by Cheslava
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Heart of Galaxy: Horizons
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Description
This game is an idle strategy optimization game where you can build your own space empire. You start on a Earth-like planet and build your own way through the universe, colonizing new planets and fighting alien civilizations.
See the in-game tutorial for first steps.
Feel free to suggest fixes and new features :)
Font by Severin Meyer
Scrollbars by Manos Malihu
How to Play
Mouse only, see the in-game tutorial for your first steps.
Developer Updates
v43D
- Mobile version available on Google Play
- Tournament artifacts will stick through time travel
- Fixed some discrepancies with base resources on Forax and Augmeris.
FAQ
What is Heart of Galaxy: Horizons?
Heart of Galaxy: Horizons is a space-themed idle strategy game developed by Cheslava where you manage resources, expand your empire, and advance technology across the galaxy.
How do you play Heart of Galaxy: Horizons?
In Heart of Galaxy: Horizons, you gather and manage resources, construct buildings, research technologies, and colonize planets to grow your galactic empire.
What are the main progression systems in Heart of Galaxy: Horizons?
The game features progression through resource upgrades, technology research, expanding to new planets, and building structures to increase overall efficiency.
Is there offline progress in Heart of Galaxy: Horizons?
Yes, Heart of Galaxy: Horizons includes offline progress, allowing your empire to grow and resources to accumulate while you are away from the game.
Can you play Heart of Galaxy: Horizons for free and on which platform?
Heart of Galaxy: Horizons is a free-to-play idle strategy game available to play online in your web browser via Kongregate.
Comments
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mindstorm8191
Jan. 27, 2018
Can I propose a feature? I would like to be able to turn off some portion of my machines, instead of turning off the whole line of them
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XTempest007
Nov. 20, 2017
This is the first time I actually enjoyed a resource management. It makes my brain do flips trying to understand how all of this works, but I am enjoying this. The tutorial for this game is very well done and I can actually play this game while knowing what to do. As of writing this, I just got to the 3rd planet and I am now trying to understand the uses of water and where this water needs to go to. I don't have much words to say but very well done game and tutorial. Thank you Cheslava.
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Kaoticbcn
Jul. 08, 2018
Most comments talk about the game but in mine I would like to thank the owner of the game "Cheslava" for his follow-up to the comments of the forum, his help and for the new updates that he is adding. Thank you very much :)
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milford
Nov. 26, 2017
As I dived deeper into this game I encountered another interface issue - thenumber of resource and structure types grows greatly, and since planets become slowly specialized, some of them become useless with time (on specific planets, of course). They still occuppy precious space on the lists and I'd like to clean up all of it, hide some buildings or resources, put them on some lists off-screen, or something like it.
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Sieker
Nov. 20, 2017
Very deep, very well designed idle game with an active dev.
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