What was Star Wars: Rebellion called in the United Kingdom and Ireland?

Star Wars: Rebellion was called Star Wars Supremacy in the United Kingdom and Ireland.

LucasArts released the Windows strategy game in 1998. It combines real-time strategy with 4X elements, asking players to manage fleets, recruit characters, conduct espionage, develop planets, and fight for control of the galaxy. The North American title emphasized the Rebel cause, while the UK and Irish release used the alternate name Supremacy.

The regional title is easy to confuse with the game's factions or with later Star Wars projects. Supremacy was not a separate sequel, expansion, or different game; it was the localized retail name for the same LucasArts title. The game is also distinct from the 2016 board game Star Wars: Rebellion and from Star Wars Rebels, the animated television series.

Rebellion is set in the Star Wars Expanded Universe continuity and lets players command either the Rebel Alliance or the Galactic Empire. Its large strategic scope made it unusual among Star Wars games of the period, which more often focused on space combat, platforming, or action gameplay.