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<H2><A NAME="SEC77" HREF="xconq_toc.html#SEC77">Science Fiction</A></H2>

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<I>Xconq</I> was never really designed for outer-space games either,
but there are some fun if unrealistic designs.

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<DT><B>Galaxy</B>
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A sort of generic outer space game with units mixed from various
fictional universes.  (<CODE>galaxy.g</CODE>)

<DT><B>Tokyo 1962</B>
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Inspired by a description of an old board called "Crush Crumble and
Chomp", this is a game featuring one side as Godzilla and the other
side as Tokyo.  Hard to say whether it's more fun to play Godzilla and
stomp on buildings, or to play the national guard and try to defeat him
before Tokyo is entirely flattened!  (<CODE>tokyo.g</CODE>)

If you ask for just <CODE>Monster</CODE>, you will get a randomized setup for
this game.

<DT><B>Post-Modern</B>
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A post-apocalypse game where you can achieve some advanced technologies
starting from the ruins.  (<CODE>postmodern.g</CODE>)

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