Blue Planet: War In Heaven
Futuristic SimEighteen years have passed since FreeSpace 2 and the destruction of Capella, and the shattered colonies of man are finally ready to re-open the jump node...
The Blue Planet Team
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A group of modders working under the leadership of Darius to create a fitting sequel to Blue Planet: Age of Aquarius
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hello sorry i'm french and my english is pretty bad.
I adrese you a very big thank for this exelent mod maybe the best mod for freespace and i raring to blue planet 3 and if you need help i'm not good in imformatique but i have a number idea for the story.
thank you again and continue you exelent work this game is the best game ever for me and the game of my childhood.
Is there a version of Blue Planet available for mac?
Hello - not sure if you ever got a reply to this: yes, Blue Planet will work perfectly fine on Mac, just use Mac builds of FreeSpace Open.