Galactic Civilizations III — Heroes of Star Control: Origins DLC

Hello, BEST FRIENDS. The Tywoms and other exciting races from the Star Control: Origins universe have arrived in Galactic Civilizations III! Each alien race adds depth to the gameplay with new leaders, race traits, ship designs, music, and more.

The Star Control Heroes Pack adds the Tywoms, Mowlings, Mu-Keis, and Free Trandals to Galactic Civilizations III. Each of the new leading alien factions has a unique leader, ship designs, music, and traits that reflect the personality of that race.

The Star Control: Heroes DLC adds the following races to the game:

Leading Factions

• Tywoms: “Hello, best friends!” These yellow, slug-like aliens love to hug. It’s not that nice – they’re really slimy. But they want to! Tywoms want to be friends with everyone, which makes them great diplomats. They also love praise, and get bonuses for every faction that likes them.
• Mowlings: “Long live the mighty Jeff!” Mowlings are small, bear-like creatures that worship a mysterious deity named Jeff. Frankly, without him, they quickly become lost, so they are constantly looking for new ways to worship him. Mowlings get a special upgrade called “Temple of Jeff” (limit one per planet), which gives bonuses to influence and contentment, and calls Jeff to protect the planet.
• Mu-kei: “Greetings, member of the federation! » These founders of the Federation of Friendly Species are intelligent cephalopods who live only in water. Their brilliant minds make them excellent scientists, and their politeness (sometimes bordering on arrogance) allows them to easily establish diplomatic relations. But not with fish. They eat them right away.
• Free Trandals: “Throw off your shackles!” Free Trandals are the escaped members of a race enslaved by the evil AI known as the Overmind, which used Trandals’ bodies for its own nefarious purposes. Now, the Trandals seek to free their brethren and use what little remains to rebuild their lost culture. Free Trandals are at ease with advanced technology (though they dislike it), allowing them to excel both on the battlefield and in civilian life. And while they may have long since lost their warrior instincts, their few ships are very effective against silicon and synthetic life forms.