Last Updated on November 14, 2023
Epiar is a space trading adventure/combat game.
In Epiar, you begin as a shuttle pilot in a galaxy generally ruled by anarchy, with few stable governments and numerous rebel factions. You start your adventure off doing whatever you want, but generally trying to save up money for a new starship, and your adventure takes off from there.
The game combines the action/arcade elements of aircraft dogfighting with the strategy of war games and the openness of role playing games to create this entertaining and addictive experience.
Features include:
- Modular design allows you to create your own scenarios, ships, upgrades and more.
- Good gameplay.
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Developer: Charlie Dog Games
License: Freeware

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