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[Mod][Total Conversion] Star Trek: New Civilisations

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Start date May 29, 2020

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Borg Invasion crisis.
Dominion Invasion crisis.
Mirror Universe Invasion crisis.
Unity Device crisis.
Rightful Heir, Gambit, Altamid, Romulan Drone Ship, Skorr and many other mid-game event chains.
Anomalies from every Trek series, such as Lower Deck's Sentient Cave, The Original Series' Space Seed, Next Generation's Power Play, Deep Space Nine's Meridian, and many, many more.
Science Directorate - make choices about the kinds of technology that are made available to research.
Iconography and Design Bureau - set the uniforms your empire's leaders wear.
Naval Museum - retire and re-activate older ship designs.
Tal Shiar / Obsidian Order - dispatch spies to your enemies.
Federation Council - oversee the application of new members to the Federation, and promote peace in the quadrant.
Klingon Council - interact with the various Great Houses that make up the Klingon Empire.
Trill Symbiosis Commission - assign symbionts to aspiring candidates.
And many more!

- Setup/Events: Devil's Heart anomaly added - Setup/Events: Devil's Heart dig site added - Setup: Devil's Heart relic added Click to expand...

May 30, 2020

- Setup/Events: Skorr crisis ships should now spawn with weapons again - Setup/Events: Minor updates to Skorr crisis, leader skill now has more impact on success - Setup: Kazon start the game with the Misogyny policy - Graphics: 2x Additional Ferengi outfits added - Graphics: Additional Ferengi male lobes added - Graphics: Ferengi added to master clothing file Click to expand...

Jun 3, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Hirogen ship set added - 2x Frigate - 2x Destroyer - 2x Cruiser - 1x Battlecruiser - 1x Heavy Cruiser - 2x Battleship - 1x Command Cruiser - 1x Science, Colony, Transport, Construction Ships - Military Stations, Starbase (5x levels), Mining Station, Research Station - Unique Subspace Relay model - Graphics: Updated Hirogen clothing, added female Hirogen models - Setup: Various other Hirogen updates - Localisation: Hebitian Union start text added (thanks Josun) Click to expand...

Jun 15, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Skorr ship set added - 1x Frigate - 1x Destroyer - 1x Cruiser - 1x Battleship - 1x Science, Colony, Transport, Construction Ships - Setup: Added Kingdom of Skorr as playable country - Setup: Added Soul of Alar and Soul of Alar Shadow as relics - Setup: Re-Added Dervish Device technology from Skorr event chain - Setup: Fixed issue with Hirogen species spawning correctly when played by AI - Events: Skorr event chain updated to better work with playable Skorr - further updates to come - Localisation: Qomar Planetary Alliance, Kingdom of Skorr start text added (thanks Josun) Click to expand...

- Setup: Added new technologies to increase colony development speed - Setup: Dominion should now properly get Polaron weaponry again - Setup: Borg buildings should now correctly accept Borg capital buildings as requirements again - Setup: Command limit for fleets starts at 10 now (increased by techs) - Map: Various systems on the small Alpha/Beta map should have correct system names shown Click to expand...

Jun 16, 2020

- Setup: Techs which add trait points should now work again - Setup/Graphics: D'Raliel Heavy Cruiser added to Romulan roster - Setup/Graphics: S'Tanet Frigate model has been updated, tier 5 refit section added - Setup: T'Liss Destroyer sections have been updated, tier 5 refit section added - Setup: A number of Class Y planetary deposits have been added - Graphics: Class Y planet icon updated Click to expand...

Jun 19, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Romulan Debrune Heavy Cruiser has been updated, tier 6 refit section dded - Setup/Graphics: Romulan Mogai Battlecruiser has been updated, tier 10 refit section added - Events/Setup: Trading Stations are now more likely to spawn for players after 50 years. - Events/Setup: First Edition Rules of Acquisition now added to random list of Trading Station deals. - Localisation: Romulan namelist file updated to better account for ship class names. Click to expand...

Jun 21, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Romulan Talon Scout model has been updated, is now available as a combat model with tier 2 refit. - Setup/Graphics: Romulan Rostrum Scout model has been updated, is now available as a combat model with tier 6 refit. - Setup/Graphics: Romulan Remex Scout model has been updated, is now available as a combat model with tier 9 refit. Click to expand...

Jun 22, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan T'Varo frigate model, tier 2 refit section added. - Events: Anomaly based on TNG episode Power Play added. Click to expand...

Jun 30, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Rea model, tier 1 refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Ar'hael model, tier 10 refit section added. - Graphics: Romulan Construction ship added. - Graphics: Romulan Transport ship added. - Graphics: Romulan Mining Station added. Click to expand...

- Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Vreedex model, tier 8 refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan T'Mara model, tier 6 refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan T'Dair model, tier 6 refit section added. - Graphics: Romulan Colony ship added. - Graphics: Romulan Research Station added. - Graphics: Romulan Defence Stations added. - Graphics: Romulan Starbase added (Outpost, Starport, Starhold, Starfortress and Citadel progression). - Setup: Building/District AI settings tweaked - hopefully should result in better AI choices. - Setup: Component AI weights tweaked - should prevent AI from building ships with power hungry required components and missing weapons, unless they have the Warp Drive tech to power them. - Audio: Pre-selected advisor types will weight against male/female voices if the species selected is misogynist (Kzinti, etc.) or misandrist (Skreeans). Click to expand...

Jul 4, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Kanassarum model, refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Tellus model, refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan S'tasek model, refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Pontilus model, refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Valkis model, refit section added. - Setup/Graphics: Minor updates to Romulan Tomia model, section adjusted. - Setup/Graphics: New Romulan S'harien model, refit section added. - Graphics: J Class Freighter added for Starfleet transport ship. - Setup: Subspace Field techs and components added as an alternative shield option for Borg. For now there is a hard limit on them showing for Borg, but will add options for non-Borg to study them into the Science Directorate. - Localisation: Various localisation tweaks. - Events: Added a decent reward to certain Power Play anomaly end routes. Click to expand...

Jul 5, 2020

SNW-2007a: - Setup/Graphics: Reman shipset added - Yatagan Frigate, Scythe Destroyer, Katan Cruiser, Saif Battleship, Scimitar Dreadnought. - Setup/Graphics: Various Romulan civilian ships and stations given Reman variant textures. - Setup: Reman ships available to Romulans, and vice versa, if species has full citizenship rights. - Setup: nth Generation Ship Design techs have been disabled, ships will be unlocked by reaching the appropriate technology level without the need for a gatekeeper tech. - Localisation: Clarified effect of cloaking devices in tooltip. Click to expand...

Jul 7, 2020

- Graphics: Borg military stations added. - Setup: Borg Scout Cube now available as scout type frigate for military fleets. - Setup: All Borg ships sections updated - 2 to 3 refits added per ship size. - Setup: Borg Adaptive Shielding techs and Countermeasure components added. For a small passive armour reduction, ships with these components will build up an 'adaption' rating every month in combat, providing them with a sizable armour boost in longer engagements. - Setup: Borg Alcoves and Bio-Regenerative Chambers added as Borg/Undine specific variants of Crew Quarter components and starbase buildings. Click to expand...

Jul 9, 2020

- Graphics: Nausicaan portraits updated, new clothing, female portraits. - Events: Unity Device crisis should no longer trigger for Borg and Undine. - Graphics: Son'a starbase, mining station, research station and defence stations added. Military ships coming in future update. Click to expand...

Jul 15, 2020

- Setup: Torpedo techs simplified - launcher techs no longer required to progress - Setup/Events: Torpedo focus added to Science Directorate institution - Setup: Magnetometric Torpedoes added (very high shield damage, low armour and hull damage), Borg default alongside Gravimetric Torpedoes - Setup: Energy Weapon focus in Science Directorate is now toggled per-type - Setup/Events: Various notifications for when access to alternative energy and torpedo technologies are unlocked by having contact with an empire that has those technologies - Setup: Photon, Polaron, Plasma, Temporal, Resonance and Gravimetric Torpedoes are now available in tier 1 and 2, Tricobalt Torpedoes are now available in tier 5 - Setup: Cravic and Pralor can now have Engineer jobs as they're supposed to - Setup/Events: Undine and Machine empires can now have access to the Science Directorate institution Click to expand...

- Setup/Graphics: Starfleet California class destroyer added - Setup/Graphics: Son'a Astrama class Frigate added - Setup/Graphics: Son'a Opalash class Destroyer added - Setup/Graphics: Son'a Roantha class Cruiser added - Setup/Graphics: Son'a Veretha class Battleship added - Setup: Son'a starting conditions have been updated - Son'a no longer spawn at game start unless played by a Human, Tarlac and Ellora will spawn as primitive countries at game start - Setup: Son'a civics updated - Events: Son'a have a chance to spawn after 80 years, providing the Baku exist Click to expand...

- Events: Terra Prime civil war should no longer automatically include UE allies - Events: Terra Prime civil war victory should no behave in line with expectations - Setup/Graphics: Romulan Ralek Heavy Cruiser added Click to expand...

Jul 18, 2020

- Setup/Graphics: Fleet Yards megastructure added - requires tier 4 technology to construct, and has tier 7 upgrade. Unique models for Starfleet, Romulans, Klingons, Undine, Borg, Cardassians. Click to expand...

Jul 21, 2020

- Graphics: Kradin portraits and clothes added. - Setup: Kradin Protectorate added to Delta Quadrant. - Setup: Fixed duplicate Akritiri system on 1000 star galaxy map. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Grace Frigate. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Prognosis Scout. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Mercy Destroyer. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Comfort Heavy Escort. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Triage Battlecruiser. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Preserver Heavy Cruiser. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Savior Battleship. - Graphics/Setup: Added Vidiian Salvation Command Cruiser. Click to expand...

- Graphics: Starbase Listening Post icon updated. - Graphics: Kradin flag updated to align to the microscopic view we saw of it in VOY. - Graphics/Setup: Son'a Neratho Dreadnought added. - Setup: Removed many unusued jobs and buildings - hopefully should improve speed a little. - Setup: Job weights tweaked and several bugs fixed (thanks Had). - Setup: Fixed some colonisation species right issues. - Localisation: Added Kradin start screen message (thanks Rainbow). - Setup: Fixed Terran Empire starting resources, tweaked Coalition of Hope resources. - Graphics: Fixed minor issue with Kzinti portraits in certain windows. - Setup: Tweak to Connoisseur civic to provide less unity but more consumer goods. Click to expand...

- Graphics/Setup: Talaxian Drexia class scout added. - Graphics/Setup: Talaxian Axiana class frigate added. - Graphics/Setup: Talaxian Paxau class destroyer added. - Graphics/Setup: Talaxian Heelox class cruiser added. - Graphics/Setup: Talaxian Godo class command cruiser added. - Graphics: Talaxian Construction Ship and Transport ship added. - Graphics: Talaxian Fleet Yard variant added. - Graphics: Updated Talaxian, Undine, Breen, Terralysium empire flags. - Graphics: Talaxians added to master clothing file. - Setup: Talaxian solar system has been improved. - Setup: Talaxian civics and species traits have been updated. - Graphics: Trinary G/G/K system icon added. - Setup: Job weights tweaked for better outcomes (thanks Had). - Setup: Specialist job criteria tweaked (thanks Had). - Localisation: Added descriptions and clarified unlocks to several techs. - Setup: Starbase HP levels have been significantly reduced - now aligned to 15x hull of matching ship level (e.g. outpost = 15x frigate hull, starport = 15x destroyer hull...) Click to expand...

Jul 23, 2020

SNW-2007k: - Graphics/Setup: Springfield class cruiser added. - Graphics: Several icons updated for low-res players. - Events: Boreth retreat events added for Klingons. - Events: Kahless Returns event chain added. - Graphics: Updated a number of empire flags. - Setup/Events: Terra Prime now created with appropriate civics. Click to expand...

Jul 27, 2020

SNW-2007l: - Graphics/Setup: Orion Corsair class frigate added (Lookout scout variant). - Graphics/Setup: Orion Ruffian class attack wing added. - Graphics/Setup: Orion Vandal class destroyer added. - Graphics/Setup: Orion Vagabond class battlecruiser added. - Graphics/Setup: Orion Delinquent class command cruiser added. - Graphics: Several more icons updated for low-res players. - Setup: Kobali traits adjusted, Limited Palate trait added. - Setup: Orion traits adjusted. - Graphics: Particle weapon graphics adjusted, "turret" beams adjusted. Click to expand...

- Localisation: Large number of 'WIP' entries updated for planets. - Localisation: Many techs have had their component unlocks simplified. - Setup: Terraforming has updated! To terraform a world now, you must construct the appropriate terraforming facilities on a candidate planet. Larger planets require more facilities, and each facility has its own tech requirement. For example, Mars will require a Verteron Array to provide hydration, a Solar Mirror to provide heat and an Atmosphere Generation Facility to provide atmosphere. Feedback is desired! - Setup: Various +n% bonus techs have had their weights adjusted. Only one tech per area should be shown (e.g. Sensor Cost and Sensor Output won't appear together), and techs flagged as 'low priority' will be half as likely to be drawn as options at the same time. - Events: Fixed a CTD with old diplomatic missions. - Events: Various Q Tips added. - Graphics: Various fixes to planet/star icons. - Setup: Fixed Romulan T'Dair and S'Tasek sections so that all weapons are now selectable. Click to expand...

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Star Trek New Civilisations is a total conversion mod for Stellaris set in the Star Trek universe. The mod is developed by Walshicus with contributions from many others, and is currently available to download via the steam workshop page.

The mod offers the players the ability to select and play from a large number of civilisations in the Star Trek universe. Hundreds of starships, species, events, archaeological sites, and more are provided to offer a complete Star Trek experience.

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When we first covered G-Man's New Horizons Star Trek mod last year, the Stellaris total conversion boasted an impressive 38 pre-scripted races with canon starting positions, and five playable factions and their ships, among a host of other neat mechanics and features. It's now dropped its Alpha 0.9 update which lifts that number of races above 50, and adds a load of new ships and weapons to boot.

In preparation of its eventual Beta 0.1 stage, Alpha 0.9 also introduces new mechanics which allow players to customise their ships, spaceports and empires; while also adding re-designed edict and policy trees, an overhauled ground combat system, and larger star bases. Of the exhaustive list , this particular addition sounds great:

"More Espionage! As the federation grows stronger, the secret order of the Romulan Tal Shiar plans its downfall… a new espionage and sabotage mechanic has been developed, allowing the Romulans to do harm to their enemies from afar. Will you destroy their fleets? Or go after their infrastructure? Of course, the Tal Shiar are not the only organization… and the Obsidian Order is about to teach those pointy-ears how it’s done."

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Star Trek New Horizons is a community-driven project aiming to deliver a fantastic Star Trek game experience.

New Horizons is a total conversion of Stellaris, with a number of canon static maps full of empires, ships, species and events from the Star Trek universe. Prepare to relive your favorite Episodes and movies!

This mod will guide you through the entire Star Trek timeline, starting in 2150 a few years before the launch of the NX-01, up to the year 2400 and beyond. Explore strange new worlds, meet new civilizations, research the unknown, form a new Federation and prepare to fight the upcoming threats to the galaxy.

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5 unique static galaxy maps, including several built for low-end PCs 50+ pre-scripted Star Trek canon races with animated portraits Full ship sets for United Earth, Klingon Empire, Romulan Star Empire, Cardassian Union, The Dominion, Vulcan High Command, Andorian Empire, Tellarite Technocracy, Ferengi Alliance, Gorn Hegemony, Kazon Sects, Tholian Assembly, Breen Confederacy, Xindi Council, Undine and Borg Collective Pirate and Space-Aliens with generic shipsets More than 250 unique shipmodels Unique era mechanic including ENT, TOS, TMP and TNG eras for FED, ROM, KDF New Weapons, Shields and special effects Custom ship behavior Improved AI Innovative new ship designer with tons of possible variations 300+ Race specific weapons 200+ new components Entirely new techtree containing more than 700 technologies Many Star Trek anomalies and events UI rework Sounds, Music and Voice-Overs rework Non-playable Borg faction conquering the Delta Quadrant New Borg assimilating mechanic and Borg-AI Rebalanced New Ethos New policies New Space-Animations 50 +unique planets and terraforming mechanics including gfx for tilesets and planet surfaces New city environment graphic for Tholian, Cardassian, Vulcans and Klingons Completely overhauled utility system 6 unique new shipclasses Cloneable Jem’Hadar and Vorta for the Dominion Federation Council mechanic Romulan Tal Shiar Committee mechanic Obsidian Order mechanic Klingon Civil War events Federation Story Ferengi Commerce Authority Bajoran Vedek Assembly Klingon Story Romulan Story Cardassian Story Xindi Crisis Soul of Alar Crisis Species 8472 Crisis Localisations: English, German, Russian, French, Spanish & Brazil (WIP)

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ST New Horizons is an award-winning total conversion mod for Stellaris offering players the ability to select from a large number of civilizations in the Star Trek universe. Lore appropriate Starships, species, events and more are provided to offer a complete Star Trek experience. It is developed by Paradoxical Development Group and published on Steam Workshop.

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The current release version is " NHV 2203 Scorpio Expansion - (e023f0) " and is compatible with Stellaris 3.3.4 More information and the latest patch notes can be found on the Paradox forums and on the Steam Workshop Page .

Author(s): Grinsel, Shaggo, Harel, Kodiak, Russ, Feniks, Kharak, Baahb, UEDCommander, Cutter Slade, Walshicus, Osito, Zoom and many contributors.

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ST: New Horizons

Mod «ST: New Horizons» for Stellaris (v3.7.*)

Last update: 11.04.23. Reason: Update mod to version: 688086068

Star Trek New Horizons is a community-driven project aiming to deliver the best Star Trek game experience in the last 10 years. As this will be a total conversion we plan on creating a whole new canon static universe with proper factions, ships, portraits and storytelling. Prepare to relive your favorite Episodes and movies, this mod will guide you through the entire canon Star Trek timeline, starting in the year 2150 with ENT era up to the year 2400 and beyond. Explore strange new worlds, meet new civilizations, research the unknown, form a new federation and prepare to fight the upcoming threats to the galaxy.

As we are aiming for the gameplay to be enjoyable in singleplayer and in multiplayer, expect game balance to be a major part of our development.

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This mod makes the way the AI empires view you much more interesting as it now considers many more things. The AI will now care about what your stance is towards refugees, your first contact protocol, and even what traditions and civics you take in the unity tree. Before, the AI didn’t care about much beyond border tension, “have you committed genocide lately?”, and “Are you a xenophobe”.

It makes your diplomatic relations with AI empires much more dynamic since they care about a lot more things than they used to.
Your civics and ascension perks mean more than just some buffs and if you pick an aggressive one, the AI cares that you have effectively started gearing your entire society towards mass interstellar conquest.
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Epic endgame battles complete with massive super-capital ships and system killer doomsday weapons.
Combat speed of all ships has been decreased so the range of your weapons now matters a lot more than how fast your ships move.
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This mod helps with a rather immersion-breaking aspect of the core game: namely the fact that it feels like you don’t have to care about the environment of your colonies or worry about the consequences of your exploitation. With this mod, you are presented with a choice for how to approach resource management on your worlds. You can live in balance with nature but get fewer resources, exploit a little bit and slowly use the world up or strip mine the world of all its resources and empty it of anything of value.

Adds an extra dimension to managing your colonies, forcing you to choose between a short-term gain of resources and long-term settlement.
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Start on an overpopulated homeworld.
Allows you to simulate an extremely plausible cause of early interstellar exploration and expansion in Stellaris through actual in-game mechanics.
Make Stellaris more like The Expanse via overpopulation.

10. Supernovae - Cosmic Fury

This mod is another one where the name is pretty descriptive. It adds stars to Stellaris which are going to go supernova after a certain amount of time. If you want some extra challenge, the mod will even allow you to start in a system with a dying star and desperately scramble to colonize another planet before your home system’s star explodes and takes your entire civilization with you.

You can start on a planet orbiting a dying star, desperately trying to colonize another planet and evacuate your people before it is too late.
Stars can explode, destroying an entire system.
The supernova mechanic can create some amazing dynamic storylines where you colonize a planet and your people have lived there for generations but then the world’s star begins going supernova and you have to frantically evacuate it to try and save as many lives as possible.

9. The Zenith of Fallen Empires 2.0

This mod introduces the possibility for the player and the various AI empires to become Awakened Empires through specialized technologies. This allows the player to use technologies that were previously exclusive to Fallen Empires or players that looted their wrecked ships as well as doing a fallen empire style galactic conquest where you can force normal empires to become your subject.

You can become an Awakened Empire during your campaign by researching the correct technology.
Players and normal AI empires can now use Fallen/Awakened Empire technologies without needing to go to war with one of these empires and loot their wreckage.
You can now experience the War in Heaven from the perspective of an Awakened Empire and force those “ignorant children” that are the normal empires to bow to your greatness.

8. Dynamic Political Events

So, have you ever got the feeling, in Stellaris, that your ethics and the ethics of your population don’t do much of anything or that your inter-empire politics are irrelevant? Well, you aren’t alone because Dynamic Political events exist to do something about that very issue. This mod adds a massive number of multi-event chains that helps to make your empire’s internal politics more lifelike and dynamic.

Adds a massive number of events covering everything from faction demands and integrating alien species into your empire to various scandals involving your leaders and events where a cult begins to worship your ruler as a living god.
Your internal politics matter now.
Your empire’s population means more to you than just a list of numbers now.

7. Real Space 3.3

This mod makes some rather nice additions to the graphics and system variety. This includes new types of stars, more variation in star type, more realistic planetary orbits, and over 100 new star systems. Also, it adds several new options for your species’ home system and increases the scale of the various planets and systems.

Adds a variety of more diverse and atmospheric scenery to the galaxy to make your galaxies more interesting to explore.
Adds several new skins for Gas Planets to the game so there is more variety in the appearance of gas giants and there aren’t just 2 or 3 of this type of planet across the galaxy.
Adds hundreds of new real star systems that can appear in the game now.

6. Potent Rebellions 2.3

A common complaint levied against Stellaris by plenty of the player base is that rebellions are kind of crap. They generally can’t succeed against the player unless they get stupidly lucky. Rebellions can succeed against the AI a decent amount but they don’t generally go anywhere and just sort of sputter out and, after a successful uprising in a single system, they just sit in their one system until they get conquered.

It adds some espionage mechanics to allow both the player and the various AI empires to sow unrest on another empire’s worlds or support newly independent rebels.
The chances of specific pops rebelling are now much more circumstantial and their reason for the rebellion is more than just “We are very unhappy so we revolt now”.
Rebellions can experience a cascade effect where if one planet succeeds in revolting from an empire, any other planets in that empire with a lot of unrest have the potential to revolt as well.

5. New Ship Classes

The latest iteration of a mod that’s been around for as long as I’ve been installing mods in Stellaris, New Ship Classes expands the roster of classes available to your fleet. The best part, however, is that it does this in such an excellent way that the classes fit seamlessly into the existing design roster of ship classes from the vanilla game. These ship classes are largely based or real-life classes of warships which could quite likely make the transition to space warfare and they fit in the “slot” they find themselves inserted into quite nicely.

It vastly overhauls the ship classes to include several new types of ships capable of filling many different roles.
Fix that annoying issue where you would have to shoehorn a battleship into the role of “Carrier” rather than having a ship that functions as a mobile launch platform for strike craft, as carriers are supposed to.
Overhaul to ship combat behavior to allow for much more variety in how ships behave in battle.

4. More AI Personalities

The personality and behavior of the various AI empires in Stellaris can be rather interesting and enjoyable for the first few playthroughs but, after a while, they can get rather boring. Enter More AI Personalities which adds several different personality types that the AI can spawn with. These personalities include quite a few things you would probably never have thought of such as insane warmongers who go to war because they find it fun, the Space Viet Cong and the Empire from the Elder Scrolls series in space (just to name a few).

It adds more variety to the behavior of the various AI empires that will spawn in your games.
Adds some extra flavor to the game’s narrative since you can now find many more types of empires than in vanilla.
Adds some amusing moments when you discover a bunch of Carefree Hippies just invaded those Quiet Cultists and you think “maybe those cultists weren’t so harmful after all”.

3. At War: Planetary Cannons

Have you ever been playing Stellaris and found yourself laying siege to a planet or had one of your planets under siege and wondered why the planet’s defenders never built any kind of anti-starship defenses on the surface like almost every science fiction universe ever depicts? If you have, then this mod is for you. It adds a new building unlocked by certain technologies which will fire at any ships in orbit with a chance to destroy its target every time it fires.

More flexibility in terms of options for planetary defense.
Attacking planets is an actual threat to your fleet rather than just a roadblock.
With proper preparations and a bit of luck, it is now possible for planets to defeat smaller fleets without having to wait for reinforcements to save them.

2. AlphaMod 2.3

AlphaMod is a truly enormous overhaul mod for Stellaris which changes pretty much everything that can be changed in the game and then some. It overhauls the way the economy works, introduces an entirely new currency system alongside energy, alters which planetary bodies can be colonized and much more besides. Considering the gigantic amount of content provided by AlphaMod, I would say it is not an exaggeration to describe it as a free expansion rather than simply a mod.

It massively expands on the game’s default economic and production system, introducing a wide variety of new resources such as natural fuels, biomass, ice, rare metals, and many more with a variety of different uses.
It introduces a massive number of new empire-wide policies that cover everything from your law enforcement policy and private sector regulations on business to the state policy on unions and religion.
Massively expands the district and jobs system, allowing for a much wider variety of planetary customization.

1. Star Trek: New Horizons

Star Trek New Horizons is, without a doubt, the best total conversion mod for Stellaris. Honestly, mod or not, I think this might be the best Star Trek strategy game ever made. The mod has a massive number of canon Star Trek species, maps, and events from a truly epic scope.

Lets you follow the story of the formation of the Federation and go from being a loose alliance of different interstellar powers to a single state then grow from there and negotiate new empires into joining the Federation.
Alternate Star Trek Mirror Universe maps with the chosen empire replaced with their mirror universe counterpart.
Special mechanics and features for each faction to promote a unique style of play for each different empire such as unrest when at peace for too long as the Klingons and a unique assimilation mechanic as the Borg.

'New Horizons' mod for Stellaris brings Star Trek back to 4-x gaming

Here's something that I've never done before: a review of a game mod! I don't play mods very often. When I play games, I usually want to play the game that the creators created in order to get a feel for what their intent might have been. For some of the more sandboxy PC games that I play (like Cities: Skylines or the like), I might try some small mods.

For this one instance, however, I'm making an exception because this particular mod fills a very specific niche desire for me that has gone unfulfilled for around 15 or 20 years. The "New Horizons" mod for Stellaris is finally allowing me to play a full 4-x strategy game set in the Star Trek universe. I haven't been able to do that since Star Trek: Birth of the Federation , developed by Microprose for Windows 98!

Yes, there have been other Star Trek mods for other games in the past, and there's even some community projects to create spiritual successors to Birth of the Federation (such as Star Trek: Supremacy ). The problem is that I've yet to ever see one of these get finished . "New Horizons" for Stellaris is still a work-in-progress, but it is mostly functionally complete and fairly robust. Since Birth of the Federation holds such a special place in my heart, I'm going to take a stab at reviewing "New Horizons" and see how it compares to my personal favorite [official] Star Trek game of all time.

Built on the back of Stellaris

"New Horizons" is, of course, a mod for the PC game Stellaris (developed and published by Paradox). Because of this, it takes advantage of most of Stellaris ' strengths, but it is also hamstrung by many of Stellaris ' faults.

"New Horizons" makes excellent use of the massive size and scale of Stellaris ' maps by featuring a detailed recreation of the canon Star Trek galaxy, and including a surprisingly exhaustive roster of Star Trek races and factions -- all of whom are playable. Yes, of course, the big players like the Federation, the Romulans, Klingons, Cardassians, Ferengi, Dominion, and Borg are all here. As are all the expected ancillary empires like the Gorn, Tholians, Orions, and so forth.

It doesn't end there, though. This mod also features a crap-ton of "aliens of the week" as fully-featured, playable empires. They aren't "minor races" like what we had in Birth of the Federation or the city states of Civilization V or VI . They don't just have one planet and a handful of ships just waiting for a "major faction" to conquer or absorb them. The obvious choices like the Vulcans, Andorians, Bajorans, are all there. The game also features empires like the Sheliak, Anticans, Selay, Caitian, Cheron, Dosi, Hirogen, Kazon, Krenim, Kelpian, and more! If you have a favorite space-facing civilization from any episode of Star Trek (including Gamma Quadrant aliens from DS9 and Delta Quadrant aliens from Voyager ), there is a very good chance that it's a playable faction in "New Horizons".

"New Horizons" retains the sense of exploration and discovery that Stellaris is so good at recreating. Your science ships will go out and survey planets, explore anomalies, complete quests, and meet new civilizations just like they do in the base Stellaris campaigns. I wish there were a map option that put certain major planets and empires in the canonical relative position, but then would randomize the content of the galaxy between them. This would maintain a lot of the politics of Star Trek , while still providing some mystery in repeat playthroughs.

With the galaxy so crammed with factions, the map fills up very quickly, and diplomatic contact-sharing will usually result in most of the galaxy being uncovered very early. For example, contact-sharing allowed the Federation in the game to make contact with (and reveal the territory of) Delta Quadrant races before the year 2200 (between the events of Enterprise and Original Series ). This happens despite the fact that ships move much slower than in the base Stellaris game, so your science ships can't get very far. Perhaps the ability to share diplomatic contact should be removed or locked behind some mid-game technology?

2.0 doesn't entirely ruin it!

One of the best things about the mod is that it retains the original warp drive mechanics that were stripped out by Stellaris 2.0! Other changes do have an effect on "New Horizons", though. One 2.0 change that is incorporated into the mod is the new Starbase and border mechanics that require a Starbase to be constructed over every single star in order to claim territory. Yeah sure, the original territory mechanic was a bit obtuse and resulted in some ugly borders, but I preferred it overall because it made Starbases feel like much more significant installations. Plus, I liked being able to build my Starbases over planets instead of the stars.

If you don't like the 2.0 changes, you can revert to a 1.9 version. This is a bit more complicated and involved than reverting the core game by itself. You also need older mod packages for "New Horizons". I was able to get it to run, but the U.I. mods wouldn't work with 1.9, and I had to disable them all.

Paradox is infamous for making massive revisions to their games that change mechanics as well as game balance, and which sometimes render certain play-styles unplayable. Unless the modders explicitly undo such revisions (or you can find another mod that undoes the revision), you're stuck with either having to revert to a previous version of the game (and possibly find an earlier version of the mod that is compatible with it), or just live with whatever annoying changes the Paradox devs make.

One such change that frustrated me is the apparent removal of the "Liberation" casus belli. This (as far as I can tell) makes it impossible for peaceful or democratic factions (such as the Federation) to further expand once the map is filled-in during the mid-game, unless a rival declares war on them. Now, I can't liberate allies that are conquered or act as a "galactic police", trying to maintain a balance of power. It's just one of many changes that Paradox makes to its games that just completely baffles me.

"New Horizons" is hamstrung by some of Stellaris ' annoying diplomacy and management mechanics. Factions generally have very polarized opinions of each other. They either like you and are willing to give you anything you ask for, or they don't like you and refuse almost any deal you offer them. You can't co-ordinate military actions or ask for allies to send fleets to specific positions.

You also still can't negotiate for open borders or to allow passage for your Science ships, which means that science ships can still get stranded behind foreign borders or locked out of completing quests that appear in unfriendly territory, with no way to negotiate for access.

Science ships themselves still can't explore systems unless they have a scientist assigned to them, which means there's not much reason to not just go ahead and survey. There's also still a hard line between science ships and military fleets, meaning that your fleets of starships have absolutely nothing to do when you aren't at war. You can't send them off to explore or survey new worlds. I really wish Stellaris would allow you to use military ships and science ships without scientists to explore new worlds, and only require the scientist for surveying and research.

Internal politics can also be annoying. Unrest is very problematic for certain empires, and frequent elections can still result in your experienced leaders and scientists suddenly vanishing in order to be your faction's leader.

Perhaps the biggest problem, however, is the sometimes-frustrating lack of control. You still have no control over combat, have very little (if any) influence over your espionage activities, and technologies that you want can become buried under randomized selections. All this is still true in "New Horizons".

The Star Trek skin

Anyway, enough re-reviewing of Stellaris (for my full opinions on Stellaris , check out my review ). So what does "New Horizons" actually bring to the table?

Well, the most obvious thing is going to be all the ships. As you progress through the eras, you'll unlock the ability to build a number of Star Trek ships. The Federation's initial science ship, for instance, is modeled after the Franklin from Star Trek: Beyond , a Patrol Frigate is based on an early Earth ship depicted in the title sequence of Star Trek: Enterprise , the Destroyer is based on the NX-01 model, and so forth. As you progress through the eras, these ships will transition into period-specific counterparts. As you approach an Original Series level of technology, the NX-01 Destroyer will be revised into a custom ship that resembles an Original Series equivalent of the Miranda class Reliant. Eventually, you'll get Constitution Class Cruisers and then eventually Galaxy class ones, with Miranda and Excelsior class vessels filling in the lighter ship roles.

Other factions will have similar period-specific ships, though the lack of continuity for other races during all the eras of Star Trek means that the designers got to take a lot of artistic license. For example, what would a TOS era Ferengi or Cardassian cruiser look like? Well, the developers don't actually have an answer to that one yet, but they plan to add era-specific ships for more factions in the future. Even familiar races like the Klingons and Romulans have a lot of original ship designs, such as the double-decker Enterprise -era Romulan cruisers that look like a hybrid of the TOS Bird of Prey and the TNG Warbird, by way of simply stacking two birds of prey on top of each other.

ST: New Horizons - early Romulan Cruiser

The writers even created a little story explaining why Romulan ships in Enterprise era have the familiar green color and curves of TNG -era Romulan designs, but they switch over to the white aesthetics of the Original Series. Oh Star Trek fans, always making up convoluted ad hoc explanations for retro-active continuity... How charming.

There's also a lot of ship designs for minor races such as the Vulcans, Andorians, Kazon, and so forth. Only some minor factions have unique ships. A lot of the rest of the races use one of a handful of generic-looking ship models. Regardless, the amount of content that was created for this mod is pretty impressive, and everything that I've seen looks quite good. There are some original designs that I don't particularly care for (the aforementioned Enterprise -era Romulan Cruiser for example), but everything looks well-made, and the mod as a whole is very well-polished.

Each faction also has its own unique combination of Tradition trees to give them a little more flavor and varying playstyles. I'm not sure if these are just re-purposed versions of the base game's various Tradition trees, or if the mod designers created new trees. For example, the Federation has trees for exploration, scientific discovery, colonization, diplomacy, and more. The Cardassians, on the other hand, have trees focused around military conquest, the subjugation and enslavement of other races, industry, intelligence networks, and so on.

Starting to feel "Episodic"

The modders have even redesigned some of the familiar events from Stellaris and given them a Star Trek overhaul. Whole new events have been added that provide situations based on episodes of the show, complete with several stages of choices. In many cases, these events can be trivially easy to resolve if you're even remotely familiar with the source material. I know how to escape the Pakled's "Samaritan Snare", for instance. But choosing to resolve these events in different ways can sometimes lead to surprising and creative surprises.

Familiar events and situations are also scripted to happen at certain times or under certain conditions. The formation of the Federation, for instance, is scripted to happen. Unfortunately, it happens rather quickly in the game and without any real active involvement from the respective factions. This means that there's never any sense of there being conflict between the Vulcans, Andorians, and Tellarites. If you start the game as the Romulans, for instance, there's little point in trying to use the Tal'shiar to sabotage relations between Earth, Vulcan, and Andor, because they're going to form the Federation no matter what.

My playthrough of the Federation on the Milky Way story campaign even had me dealing with the whale probe from The Voyage Home , the Planet Eater from "The Doomsday Machine", the discovery of the Bajoran wormhole, and many other significant events in Trek history. I even managed to get the original [refit] Enterprise blown up by Klingons. I don't know if all these events happen in the procedurally-generated maps, or if they are limited to the Milky Way story campaign. Of course, the focus on humanity and the Federation within the Star Trek franchise means that your story event mileage may vary depending on the faction that you play.

The Birth of the Federation successor that I've been waiting 20 years for?

"New Horizons" also excels in other areas of production. There's optional mods that you can use to swap out the U.I. to look like Federation LCARS, or Klingon, Romulan, Dominion, Cardassian, or Borg displays. Of course, you have to exit the game and enable the specific U.I. mod that you want.

The soundtrack is an exceptionally-arranged collection of musical medleys from all the Star Trek series and some of the movies that really does a fantastic job of getting the nostalgia juices flowing. It even includes the reboot movie's theme (which I actually quite like) and an arrangement of Picard's "Inner Light" flute solo . Though it does include an arrangement from The Wrath of Khan / Search for Spock , I've yet to pick up any arrangements from The Undiscovered Country , which is my favorite Trek movie score (and favorite Trek film, in general).

It would also be cool if they could throw in some alternate tunes for wartime or battles. A mash-up of tunes like the " Amok Time " fight theme, " Balance of Terror " theme, " Doomsday Machine " theme, or other similarly-recognizable Trek tunes that aren't the theme songs from a series or movie would sound pretty cool backing up my epic space battles. The Star Trek VI overture would be an awesome war-time tune as well! At least throw the instantly-recognizable Klingon theme in there somewhere! Damn, Star Trek has always had some fantastic music...

When I'm in the mood for some Star Trek gaming, and I can't get two-to-four friends together for Star Trek: Ascendancy or Star Trek: Fleet Captains board games, then "New Horizons" will be my go-to game. I'd still like to see an actual licensed Star Trek 4-x video game, but mod or no, "New Horizons" seems to be the most complete and robust Trek video game experience available right now.

I just have to hope that Paradox (in their infinite wisdom) don't update Stellaris and bollock it all up.

WHAT I LIKE

A 4-x game set in Star Trek universe!
Leverages the built-in strengths of Stellaris base game
Very content-rich, including era-specific ship designs for many races
Large map supports an extensive roster of Star Trek races and factions
Soundtrack is an exceptionally-arranged medley of Star Trek themes
Scripted events that replicate events or episodes from the series
Maintains the warp drive mechanics from the original Stellaris release

WHAT I DON'T LIKE

Hamstrung by some of Stellaris ' more annoying features
Many scripted events are trivially resolved if you've seen the source material
Does not do justice to the Romulan cloaking device
Glitches involving diplomacy, ship designs, ship ugrades, and more
Includes anachronistic content from the reboot movies and ST: Discovery

FINAL GRADE: B+

This is a review for a Mod of the game Stellaris by Paradox Interactive. See the full review for the Stellaris here .

Developers: Grinsel, Shaggo, Walshicus, Harel, Osito, Zoom, and many contributors Original release: 20 May, 2016 MSRP: $40 USD (for Stellaris ). The mod is free. Player(s): 32 Official site: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=688086068

Tags: Stellaris , Star Trek , New Horizons , Stellaris: New Horizons , mod , PC , Steam , 4x , strategy , user interface , space , exploration , war , starship , starbase , warp drive , glitch , casus belli , Star Trek: Birth of the Federation , Star Trek: the Next Generation , Star Trek: Deep Space Nine , Star Trek: Voyager , Star Trek: Enterprise , Star Trek: Discovery , Star Trek: Beyond , Star Trek II: the Wrath of Khan , Star Trek VI: the Undiscovered Country , Federation , Klingon , Romulan , Cardassian , Ferengi , Dominion , Borg , Gorn , Tholian , Orion Syndicate , Vulcan , Andorian , Tellarite , Kazon , Hirogen , Alpha Quadrant , Beta Quadrant , Gamma Quadrant , Delta Quadrant

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Best Stellaris mods

Sirius business

You. Hey you. Come here. Closer. You look like someone interested in unorthodox game updates? What are you looking for? Stellaris ? Right, right. Shhh. Keep walking. You don’t know me. See that guy up there, with the three arms and glowing eyes? Tell him you’re here for Stellaris mods. He’ll hook you up with some prime grand strategy space gear. We’re talking total conversions, quality of life updates... we’ve even got some aggressive new AI. Go on, you’ll like it...

And that’s how I was introduced to the Stellaris mod scene.

It's almost too big to comprehend. Several thousand files on the Steam workshop. Stories, fixes, races, and so much more. People have animated the eyebrows of the most meagre Star Trek races for your strategic fun. They've created solar system sized weapons to make the endgame more of challenge. You can mod absolutely everything about Stellaris, so let's go.

How to mod Stellaris

We’re dealing with the Steam workshop for all of these mods, so you just click and download. Stellaris has a mod manager built into the launcher that lets you enable or disable mods, and you can also create sets of mods that’ll launch together. So you can download as many mods as your hard-drive can suffer, then turn them into specific sets to play with.

UI Overhaul Dynamic by Orrie

Stellaris is surprisingly tough to play at higher resolutions. The UI struggles to adapt, with windows like squat portholes that you squint through to see the information. UI Overhaul Dynamic is a group of mods that aims to fix that.

The main interface modifier adapts things to the player’s resolution, increasing the width and height of all the windows. You get bigger planet overviews, a new ship designer that allows for more ship sections in the window, and more. The whole flow of information changes with the new UI, and there are 18 add-ons that will let you tweak things. The add-ons will let you increase your building slots, change the font, remove backgrounds, and more. A must-have mod.

A Stellaris screenshot showing the ship designer UI. A large ship is surrounded by UI elements.

Download UI Overhaul Dynamic

Planetary Diversity by Gatekeeper

The universe is a big place, but it could be more interesting, which is where Planetary Diversity works its terraforming magic. The mod adds 43 new planets to Stellaris, with 25 regular types, 12 rare worlds, and six uninhabitable additions.

There are sub-categories of worlds mixed into the game’s bubbling brew, now, each with custom artwork. At the beginning of each game, every world will be rerolled into a sub-category of the base world. Dry worlds will become Arid or Prairies. Cold worlds can become Tundras or a mushroom-based Mycelium planet. Rarer planets will spawn, too. Rogue Worlds are planets that have been knocked through space like a pool ball and ended up orbiting a black hole. Their geothermal activity allowed life to cling to it, which you can take advantage of for mining and energy production.

There are several add-ons as well, with more out-there additions or reworked mechanics. It’s an essential upgrade if you want more vibrant solar systems.

A Stellaris screenshot showing off four new planets

Download Planetary Diversity

More Events Mod by Malthus

As the mid-to-end game sags a little, when you’ve seen most of the map and are dealing with the less fun parts of keeping an empire running, More Events Mod will keep things interesting.

Lots of little twists will come at you. Interesting little nuggets of Trekky sci-fi, like the discovery of Precursor ruins on settled planets and in owned space or finding a war machine from a race of bastards. Nothing too consuming. Just stories that will flesh out the game and keep you intrigued all the way to the heat death of the universe.

A Stellaris screenshot showing a broken ship in front of a black hole.

Download More Events Mod

Guilli's Planet Modifiers and Features by Gulliman

If you want more of that sci-fi sense of wonder in your game, Guilli's Planet Modifiers and Features is a supernova of discovery.

It makes exploration more exciting. With over 300 unique modifiers for planets and the rest of the worlds, over 100 new planetary features, and a similar number of events, this is perfect if you feel like you’ve seen everything in the chunky Stellaris lore book. A few clicks into a new game and you could be staring at a machine world core and pondering just what to do with it.

Additional events can trigger after you’ve discovered and colonised worlds, setting off quest chains that draw from your own ethical choices. There are loads more, and it's a great upgrade to the base game.

Artwork from the mod showing off planets, habitats, and ringworlds

Download Guilli's Planet Modifiers and Features

Real Space 3.6 by Annatar

Do you want more facts in your science fiction? Real Space 3.6 adds a whole heap of realistic star systems to the galaxy generation.

As you click through a newly generated galaxy, you’ll discover some stunning additions to the game, like a proto-star sat in a plane of galactic gases, spitting out burning matter at its poles. The mod also seeks to rescale the map, change orbits, and more. You can even set-up the game to resemble Sol and its closest neighbours.

And it has a number of add-ons , adding things like space weather and star clusters. It’s the perfect mod if you’re a bit of a stargazer.

A Stellaris screenshot showing off the galaxy map with a realistic set of stars

Download Real Space 3.6

Beautiful Universe 2.0 by Avelium

If you want to augment real space, then Beautiful Universe 2.0 is a great way to go. It’s a curated selecting of spectacular skyboxes, using NASA imagery, Eve Online backdrops, and digital art to craft a gorgeous galactic canvas. Use this file to combine both mods.

A Stellaris screenshot showing a small planet orbiting a black hole

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Realistic Camera by Kelstr

If you’ve modded the graphics, you might as well mod the camera. Realistic Camera is a simple addition to the game that will give you free camera movement in both the galaxy and the system view. You can get as close as you like to the roiling suns and drifting nebulae. Just don’t melt.

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Gigastructural Engineering by Elowiny

Of course, Stellaris is about more than just gorgeous starscapes. Your expansion as a space race will have a large impact on the galaxy, and Gigastructural Engineering will help make it more interesting.

It expands on the megastructures of the game, adding 40 more with several effects. There are system-sized computers and star-sized particle accelerators. As you can expect, they’re huge resource sinks that provide large bonuses to your empire. I love the idea of the Nicoll-Dyson beam: it eats up all the planets in any system it’s built-in, but you get to use a star’s entire output to power a system-destroying laser.

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Aggressive Crisis Engine by OldEnt

There are a number of Stellaris AI mods. This one aims to “fix” the crisis endgame state by making it far more aggressive.

It’s not just a numbers game. ACEMOD adds custom pathfinding, aggressive fleets, tactical recalls, and new tech to make the all-consuming crisis something to take seriously. Every empire is at risk from the Contingency, Prethoryn Scourge, Unbidden, Aberrant or Vehement’s desire to rid the galaxy of all life. Their fleets will not stop, each has a colossal ship (which can be toggled) to wreck whole planets. It sounds like the most painful thing you can do to yourself, but if you have a few thousand hours of stellar empire management under your belt, it’s time for a challenge.

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ST New Horizons by G-Man

All of Star Trek, from a few years before the first Enterprise, all the way out into the uncharted territory of the 2400s, is in ST New Horizons. It will allow players to play on crafted canonical maps, fly the famous ships, meet new civilisations, and build an empire from while dealing with over 90 Star Trek races.

This is an astonishing piece of work. Grab the Borg and start threatening the existence of all life, pick the Bajorans and rail against the uncaring universe. You’ll have over 450 ships, race specific mechanics, megastructures drawn from every corner of Trek canon. Life as a Federation colony will be entirely different to the nomadic Hirogens. And you can do it with an LCARS UI, though I found it a bit distracting and soon swapped back to regular one.

Given that there’s no modern Star Trek equivalent game, this is by far the best way to build your own Federation and fight the Ferengi.

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Top 20 Best Stellaris Mods [2024]

By: Author Amar Hussain

Posted on Last updated: January 2, 2024

Stellaris is one of the best grand strategy design games of all time a game about diplomacy, strategy, and war.

The immersion of the universe, mechanics, and the gameplay is worth getting into, but the space battles are what Stellaris is all about.

Although the game received high praise, we believe that our list of the top 10 best Stellaris mods will have you hooked to your computer for days to come.

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19. no grow when overcrowded, 18. sakura stellaris, 17. epic explosions, 16. massive galaxies, 15. mass effect: beyond the relays, 14. overflow fix, 13. gigastructural engineering & more, 12. guilli’s planet modifiers and features, 11. beautiful universe 2.0, 10. star trek: new horizons, 9. ui overhaul dynamic, 8. improved space battles, 7. more events mod, 6. alpha mod 2.8, 5. real space 3.7, 4. dedicated worlds, 3. realistic camera, 2. gods & guardians, 1. sins of the prophets, best stellaris mods.

The Downscaled Ships mod aims to improve performance by making a few changes to the game’s visuals.

In particular, it lowers the density of fleets, which can help to reduce lag and improve frame rates. It also lowers shadow and texture quality, which can further improve performance.

In addition, the mod makes a number of other small changes, such as reducing the size of ship icons and removing some of the game’s lighting effects.

Overall, the Downscaled Ships mod can provide a significant performance boost for players with lower-end PCs.

No Grow When Overcrowded is a mod for the game Stellaris that aims to improve performance and reduce micromanagement.

The mod works by reducing the amount of growth that occurs when a planet is overcrowded. This leads to fewer pops on a planet, which in turn reduces lag.

In addition, the mod eliminates the need for late-game micromanagement by eliminating AI overcrowding.

As a result, players can focus on other aspects of the game without having to worry about their planets.

No Grow When Overcrowded is an essential mod for any Stellaris player looking to improve their game experience.

If you’re a fan of the Sakura girls, then you’ll love the Sakura Stellaris mod !

It’s a fact: cute anime girls make everything better. And that includes video games.

Just think about it: what was your favorite game when you were a kid? Now imagine if it had featured a cute anime girl instead of the main character. Suddenly, the game is even more appealing.

This mod adds over 150 loadings screens and leaders featuring colorful art and pics, along with fun k-pop tunes!

Gamers love big shiny explosions. That’s just a fact.

With the Epic Explosions mod , when a ship is destroyed, it lights up the entire screen with a bright light, just like a real supernova.

The base game’s ships simply disappear into the darkness, but with this mod, they go out with a bang. Not only is it more visually impressive, but it also makes the game more fun.

There’s just something about seeing things go up in a big bright flash that gets our adrenaline pumping. And, of course, the bigger the explosion, the better.

After all, what’s the point of exploring space with dangerous technology if you can’t see the mind-boggling aftermath?

Stellars is a popular space-exploration game that allows players to build their own galaxies. However, some players have found the default galaxy size to be too small.

Massive Galaxies is a popular mod for Stellars that increases the galaxy size to a massive 10,000 stars.

This not only allows for more exploration but also for more complex empires and civilizations.

The mod also includes an increase in the number of AI empires, making for a more challenging and realistic game experience.

Overall, Massive Galaxies is a must-have mod for anyone looking to get the most out of their Stellars experience.

One comparison that Stellaris and Mass Effect have is the fan base. Stellaris is the perfect game and setting for a Mass Effect mod, so that’s what Mass Effect: Beyond the Relays provides!

This is a large-scale mod, including over 300 custom solar systems ! This mod also offers a fully functional and accurate Mass Relay Network.

There are three modes to play in, including traditional, “Canon,” and a hybrid version. This mod doesn’t leave a stone unturned with this conversion!

If you’re a fan of the Mass Effect series, then this is a must-have in your mods download folder.

Most games have bugs to be fixed, and many players encounter a glitch or two while playing at times.

But they can really interfere with your playthrough, which is why the Overflow Fix mod is great!

The Overflow Fix mod focuses on the glitch that happens due to a numerical overflow. This bug is common enough to the point that it’s the bane of every Stellaris’ player’s existence.

With this mod, your ships should no longer disappear, and your weapons should no longer not fire when they are supposed to!

If you’ve been playing Stellaris for any amount of time, you will know how crucial building structures is!

The Gigestructural Engineering & More mod expands the ability to create more megastructures! In total, this mod provides 45 new megastructures to build.

These brand-new megastructures are also jam-packed with power and resources, providing a strong boost to your end-game.

This mod also includes new events in the endgame and an alternate beginning!

Stellaris is one of the most diverse strategy games out there, but there is always room for more!

The Guilli’s Planet of Modifiers and Features mod increases the diversity and overall feeling of exploration in Stellaris by introducing over 300 modifiers!

The mod will also introduce over 100 planetary features, as well as 28 new relics and many new blockers.

The mod creator also included a new starting menu to make selecting modifiers easier and allows you to turn certain mod features off.

Most players don’t often worry about the graphics of Stellaris, as it’s not really one of its crucial features.

However, there are some players that wish for a graphics update, and the Beautiful Universe 2.0 mod is for you!

This mod greatly increases the graphics by using actual photo references from NASA ! With this mod, your game will look positively breath-taking with enhanced detailing.

The mod also takes references from EYE Online skyboxes and other digital art.

Star Trek: New Horizons is by far the best mod for the game. It contains everything from graphical enhancements to ships, buildings, and more found in the famous franchise Star Trek.

The mod copies every aspect of the series Star Trek providing a complete immersion into the franchise .

There are many different races for players to choose from and many events and races to indulge in.

The mod is perfect for all those that fangirl about the franchise and can’t seem to get enough. There is an entirely new tech tree as well that you can start to explore.

A gamer would instantly notice when playing this game is how the UI starts to have trouble adapting when switched to higher resolutions.

It becomes very difficult to view the user interface and can even cause blindness if you start to look at it too much, well, not really blindness, but it’s very difficult to view.

UI overhaul dynamic is a combination of mods that look towards fixing this issue.

The mod changes the font, alters the backdrop image, and ensures that the user interfaces no longer cause any viewing problem s. This is one quality of life mod that you need.

Don’t you hate it when you’re in the middle of a space fight, and upon zooming in, you’re completely disgusted?

Not anymore, as improved space battles provide you the right graphics to enjoy an intense space war.

Now you can watch your soldiers take up arms against your legendary foe as they bring them to their knees and show them the true might of your great empire.

Yes, the space fights are more epic and more legendary with this mod. Don’t just believe us, try it for yourself.

If you feel that the game is slowing down and is not keeping your interests at the level they were at when playing the game for the first time, then get more events mod .

The mod introduces small events that might stumble across your way and keep your interests peaked .

These events are not something grand or part of the storyline but some nibbles for you to feed on before you get ready for your meal, the main mission.

Alpha mod 2.8 is a mod to look out for if you want to stay tuned to the world of Stellaris.

The mod is a complete expansion of the vanilla game and introduces new buildings, ships, governments, and more so that players get to experience new things while staying in the fascinating kingdom that is Stellaris.

The mod keeps on updating regularly so that you don’t get bored of any component any time. How perfect is that?

If you’re a big fan of the real, the real space 3.7 will shake your boots up as it brings real science into the game.

The mod adds a complete solar system, in fact, a bunch of stars into the galaxy . As you look closer into the galaxy, you will notice how real these stars are.

They will spit out gases while moving around the galaxy and more.

You can even add a lot of things like space weather and clusters of stars into the mix, making it the best mod for you if you enjoy staring at the stars.

If you’re the kind of gamer that loves to go big or go home, then the dedicated worlds mod is the one you’re looking for.

The mod adds nine different planets allowing gamers to colonize or dedicate those worlds to a particular development like.

For example, one world can be completely dedicated to agriculture to feed the population while the others can have residents simply living and enjoying their lives and so on.

This way, you can ensure that everything is running as efficiently as possible.

Are you a gamer that can resist graphics or, in this case, stunning views?

The realistic camera mod is not a graphic enhancement mod but a simple camera mod that allows gamers to adjust their cameras, zoom out and look around wherever they feel like without being restricted with one view .

You can get as close to the sun without getting burnt or even witness the moon glow in the darkest of the nights.

It’s pretty stunning to watch, and we recommend the mod to everyone who enjoys a bit of a view now and then.

Control the natives and take destiny in your hands, for you are a God sent to guide mankind. Gods & guardians allow gamers to control the natives, enslave them and let them do your bidding.

The decision to choose whether you want to destroy other races or enslave your own lies in your hands.

You can lead the natives to victory or simply enslave them under your reign, the decision is yours.

What is a space game without some visually stunning spaceships?

Sins of the prophets ensures that you have some of the best space battles of all time as you rock out beautifully crafted spaceships like a corvette, destroyer, and more .

No more roaming around in dull, boring spaceships. After installing the mod gods and guardians, sins of the prophets will truly make you feel like a god as you cruise past galaxies towards a war that you’re sure to win.

Get your seat belts on as the groove is about to start.

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Steam Workshop::Star Trek: New Civilisations
A Star Trek mod for Stellaris that adds over 160 species, 860 ships, and hundreds of events, anomalies, and crises to explore the Star Trek galaxy. Customize your empire with institutions, agencies, and exploration clusters, and enjoy DLC support and multiple maps.
ST NewHorizons
ST New Horizons is an award-winning total conversion mod for Stellaris offering players the ability to select from a large number of civilizations in the Star Trek universe. Lore appropriate Starships, species, events and more are provided to offer a complete Star Trek experience. It is developed by Paradoxical Development Group and published on Steam Workshop.
Steam Workshop::ST: New Horizons
ST: New Horizons is a fan-made mod that adds Star Trek factions, ships, music and UI to Stellaris. You can play as the Federation, Klingons, Romulans, Cardassians, Dominion, Ferengi or Universal in different eras and maps.
StellarStellaris
A Star Trek mod for Stellaris with over 90 graphical cultures, 160 species, and hundreds of events and mechanics. Explore Star Trek settings, join the Federation, the Klingon Empire, or other factions, and face various crises and challenges.
[Mod][Total Conversion] Star Trek: New Civilisations
New Civilisations is a Star Trek mod for Stellaris, presenting players with a large number of empires to choose to lead to dominance in a number of Star Trek settings. Formerly known as "Strange New Worlds", the project name was changed to avoid confusion with the new TV series in development. New Civilisations is part of the Renegades Modding ...
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Star Trek New Civilisations is a total conversion mod for Stellaris set in the Star Trek universe. The mod is developed by Walshicus with contributions from many others, and is currently available to download via the steam workshop page. The mod offers the players the ability to select and play from a large number of civilisations in the Star ...
Steam Workshop::Stellaris Star Trek Mod Collection
A collection of 13 mods to transform Stellaris into Star Trek, including emblems, races, systems, music, names and more. Created by various authors, some compatible with ST: New Horizons mod.
Star Trek New Civilisations
Star Trek New Civilisations is a total conversion mod for Stellaris set in the Star Trek universe. The mod is developed by Walshicus with contributions from many others, and is currently available to download via the steam workshop page. The mod offers the players the ability to select and play from a large number of civilisations in the Star ...
Stellaris: Star Trek Horizons mod review
A comprehensive and immersive mod that transforms Stellaris into a Star Trek game, with events, ships, species and maps inspired by the TV shows and movies. Read how the mod captures the essence of Star Trek and enhances the 4X gameplay with variety and authenticity.
Stellaris Star Trek total conversion mod launches impressive update
It's now dropped its Alpha 0.9 update which lifts that number of races above 50, and adds a load of new ships and weapons to boot. In preparation of its eventual Beta 0.1 stage, Alpha 0.9 also ...
StellarStellaris
StellarStellaris - Mod Database. Stellaris. The final frontier... Compatible with 3.0.*. Introducing my own Star Trek themed shipset, with almost 50 custom models and textures depicting ships from Star Trek! Star Trek has had a long history of kitbashing: creating new ships designs by reusing older models and rearranging the parts.
Star Trek: New Horizons Stellaris
New Horizons is a total conversion of Stellaris, with a number of canon static maps full of empires, ships, species and events from the Star Trek universe. Prepare to relive your favorite Episodes and movies! This mod will guide you through the entire Star Trek timeline, starting in 2150 a few years before the launch of the NX-01, up to the ...
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STNC is a Star Trek mod for Stellaris that adds new civilizations, events, and graphics to the game. It also includes other mods that enhance the gameplay and immersion, such as sky box, camera, and names on the map.
ST NewHorizons
ST New Horizons is an award-winning total conversion mod for Stellaris offering players the ability to select from a large number of civilizations in the Star Trek universe. Lore appropriate Starships, species, events and more are provided to offer a complete Star Trek experience. It is developed by Paradoxical Development Group and published on Steam Workshop.
Download mod «ST: New Horizons» for Stellaris (3.7.*)
Mod «ST: New Horizons» for Stellaris (v3.7.*) Last update: 11.04.23. Star Trek New Horizons is a community-driven project aiming to deliver the best Star Trek game experience in the last 10 years. As this will be a total conversion we plan on creating a whole new canon static universe with proper factions, ships, portraits and storytelling.
Top 15 Best Stellaris Mods You Must Use
1. Star Trek: New Horizons. Star Trek New Horizons is, without a doubt, the best total conversion mod for Stellaris. Honestly, mod or not, I think this might be the best Star Trek strategy game ever made. The mod has a massive number of canon Star Trek species, maps, and events from a truly epic scope.
'New Horizons' mod for Stellaris brings Star Trek back to 4-x gaming
The "New Horizons" mod for Stellaris is finally allowing me to play a full 4-x strategy game set in the Star Trek universe. I haven't been able to do that since Star Trek: Birth of the Federation, developed by Microprose for Windows 98! The creators seem to have been inspired by BotF. Yes, there have been other Star Trek mods for other games in ...
Best Stellaris mods
The mod adds 43 new planets to Stellaris, with 25 regular types, 12 rare worlds, and six uninhabitable additions. There are sub-categories of worlds mixed into the game's bubbling brew, now, each with custom artwork. At the beginning of each game, every world will be rerolled into a sub-category of the base world.
Cheek's Custom Shipsets: Star Trek [Federation]
In 1 collection by Cheek. Cheek's Custom Shipsets. 5 items. Description. Stellaris. The final frontier... Introducing my own Star Trek themed shipset, with over 50 custom models and textures depicting ships from Star Trek! Star Trek has had a long history of kitbashing: creating new ships designs by reusing older models and rearranging the parts.
Top 20 Best Stellaris Mods [2024]
Best Stellaris Mods. 20. Downscaled Ships. The Downscaled Ships mod aims to improve performance by making a few changes to the game's visuals. In particular, it lowers the density of fleets, which can help to reduce lag and improve frame rates. It also lowers shadow and texture quality, which can further improve performance.
Steam Workshop::[Stellaris] Star Trek Collection
Say what you like about Star Trek: Enterprise, but it had a pretty consistently great soundtrack. This mod adds 77 of the more memorable tracks to Stellaris. "Enterprise First Flight" (Broken Bow) "T... Starfleet names (Star Trek) Created by Camulorix. This mod adds a new list of names from Star Trek.
Star Trek Infinities mod for Stellaris
Star Trek Continuum is one of the high profile teams that we share assets with. Our modelers have also made models upon the request of several (mainly star wars mod) teams for their use. While we did get off to a rocky start with NH and Stellaris, we're not monsters that are unwilling to share our work on any scale.

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