I just found this site while perousing the net and figured I'd share my latest game project here. Carpe Diem is a sci-fi turn based strategy built with Godot Engine. The objective of the game is to eliminate your AI opponents, up to six, by securing resources in the form of stars for energy and asteroids for mineral ore.

Players start out with a fully loaded Cargo Ship and two Night Hawk attack vehicles. Use the initial Night Hawks to scout suitable locations for your first Command Station then move the Cargo Ship to that location and construct the Command Station.

Command Stations are the production backbone of your empire. Each Command Station harvests resources from asteroids and stars within it's range. Units built by the Command Station cost an amount of asteroids and the total amount of asteroids available to the Command Station contributes to that total each turn. Build times can be halved if the Command Station has a certain number of stars available to it, the amount of stars required to speed up production varies by unit.

Players will use their Command Stations to build various military vessels to both defend their territory and conquer new territory. New Command Stations can be constructed by building Cargo Ships and loading them with Multi-Purpose Assemblies, or MPAs, then moving them to a suitable location and selecting the build station command. When building a Command Station the Cargo Ship and all of the MPAs it carries will be consumed.

Multi-Purpose Assemblies can also be used to restore 2 hit points on any craft. MPAs cannot be used to repair Command Stations which automatically restore 1 hit point each turn.

Maps are well configurable from size and dust cloud color to resource frequency and AI difficulty. AI opponents can also be toggled between allied and free for all; the Allied AI setting works differently depending on the difficulty setting.

Finally, Carpe Diem includes a number of music tracks that can be stopped, paused and skipped forward or backward with the music player.

Carpe Diem is available on itch.io, https://tryder.itch.io/carpe-diem, and on my personal site, https://www.inventati.org/1337gallery/games/carpediem/carpediem.html. The entire Godot project folder is also available on my website.

Additionally, all of the ship models are also available on my website in blend format.

Enjoy...