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Laser Squad Nemesis 3.09
The award winning strategy game from the creators of the X-Com series. Play Marine, Machina, Spawn or Grey campaigns against a devious AI opponent, or play online against human opponents in competitions and tournaments with over 100 maps.
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Battlefleet: Pacific War 1.65
Naval strategy game, extension to the classic Battleship game where ships/planes/subs can move! Game contains missions, Death-Match and Free Hunt scenarios & campaigns from Pearl Harbor and Midway to the Iwo Jima and Leyte battle.
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Empire Deluxe Internet Edition 3.5
Empire Deluxe Internet Edition is the classic abstract strategic global conquest game with up to six human or computer players. It hasI Internet play capability, many new conveniences.
4)
The Mastermind 1.0
The Mastermind is a new menu-based strategy game. Take on the role of a mastermind to become the brain behind the crimes. Train yourself in strategic planning and resource management in this innovative and original gameplay.
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Space General - World War IV 1.06
Space turn-based strategy game, WW4 conflict.
Game contains missions, death-match and free hunt scenarios & campaigns with more than 60 ship, death-star, stealth, fighter, artillery and radar unit types, and allows using 100 combat technologies.
6)
Toribash 2.1
Toribash is a turn-based fighting game. Create your own martial arts movies in single player sandbox mode, or join the competition in the multi player modes.
7)
Urban Legend 1.0
Urban Legend is an isometric turn-based squad-based strategy. Action takes place in 2127. The future of humanity is not bright (and we all know it). Do you dare to reveal the shocking mystery of the 22nd century? Do you, punk?
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RicoSliders 1.015
The non-standard gameplay, aggressive AI, motion dynamics and turn-based tactics will reveal the new facets of the game for you. Real physical laws are combined with simple and intuitive controls.
It ensures equal conditions for AI and for IQ
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| Thursday, 4 December 2008 |
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