Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn

Alternatively, our people can become the so-called Exterminators, perceiving organic beings as a plague, thus limiting their diplomatic relations to other synthetic civilizations. After obtaining new territory, all living creatures will be killed or used as an energy source, changed into living batteries like in the classic movie series Matrix.

The third approach was inspired by the Borg faction of the Star Trek franchise. The machines are cyborgs, whose mechanical parts have been implanted on biological bodies with their consciousness dormant. This will be the fate of inhabitants of worlds the empire will conquer.

Lastly, there are Rebelled Servants. Those robots have been created to serve their organic masters, but they were so effective that they finally completely degenerated their masters. Because of that, they treat living beings as pets, whose needs they need to fulfill, but who don’t make any major decisions and thus have little to none effect on the development of the civilization.

Aside from that, Stellaris: Synthetic Dawn for PC offers many changes to gameplay, including new Fallen Empire – a mechanical race known as Ancient Caretakers. What’s more, if we play organic race and face robotic rebellion, it will lead to civil war and let us continue playing as machine rebels.