Using procedural techniques, the game universe has been designed to be huge and realistic. There are billions of solar systems and planets, each unique and awaiting to be discovered by a player... maybe you ? Coherent scales and distances are used, orbits of celestial bodies are correctly modeled and change continuously, allowing you to attend a sunrise on the moon of a giant planet, for instance.
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Sven Littowksi's Evolutions! 
Evolutions! is widely inspired by the concept behind a PC game called Spore. Though Spore was initially billed as a realistic, scientific game about evolution...
Infinity: The Quest for Earth Nextgen Space MMO Game - Procedural Galaxy with Billions of Stars - Seamless Planet Landing - Twitch Based, Skill Centered Gameplay - Own Ships, Buildings...
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I want an MMO of The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy with this most beautiful engine... I must admit that I would like to try a trial version
this would be perfect for a stargate based game.
true :)
as well as star trek and star wars based games.
Are you guys interested in letting other mmos develop with your system or to buy license to it?
Jesus Christ. If your game comes out and is anywhere near how awesome I think it will be, I will learn C++ and whatever else I need JUST to mod on this engine!!!
Oh and what are the planned avenues for modding the game. Is it entirely closed to it, or will there be a devkit/modkit or at least a format converter for the models?
this is a multi-billion dollar engine =D
Hmmm. Really amazing, but instead of selling the engine, why not bind the players to the devlopment of the universe... that way it can grow proportional to its automatic growth.
*cough**cough*stargate*cough**cough*
then star wars and star trek or any other good sci-fi movie/tv series.