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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
1813	Empire Interactive	1999		Windows

1830	Avalon Hill (SimTex)	1993		MS-DOS

8 Kingdoms	8K Team	2006		Windows

8 Kingdoms	8K Team	2006	Influenced by [game=seven kingdoms]7 kingdoms[/game]?	Linux

A Day In The Woods	RetroEpic Software	2016		Linux

A Game of Changes	author	2016		Linux

aba_Be_lone	BeBits	2000		BeOS

Abalone	author	1995	[sic]Abalone is Freeware. This means that you are free and encouraged to copy and distribute it gratis, but you are forbidden to sell it. Please feel free to send us any comments via email; we'll try our best to answer any questions you bring up. Comments, bug reports: email to: [email protected] [email protected] And finaly, some legalese: COPYRIGHT This program, source code and all associated documents and data files are Copyright 1991, 1995, by AndrÝ Reinald and Pascal Bourguignon. All rights are reserved. Distribution is allowed as long as all code and manuals stay together, intact, and unmodified. Resale as a commercial product (of either the original or derived work) is strictly forbidden without the authors' written permission. DISCLAIMERS This program is distributed ªAS ISº; if it messes up and trashes your disk, or your network (which it most probably won't) then we will wave our hands in the air and disclaim all responsibility and liability.	NeXT

Abalone	?	2000		BeOS

Abelone	BeBits	2000		BeOS

Advanced Daisenryaku - Deutch Dengeki Sakusen	Sega (Sega;System Soft)	1991	Game description from [b]Nebelwurfer[/b]: [i]Advanced Military Commander is a strategy wargame which recreates the major battles of World War II. Individual battles from 1939 to 1945 can be fought, or the player can take part in a campaign of connected scenarios which span the entire war period. In the campaign the player directs the Germans. It is possible for the Germans to do better than they did historically and invade Britain, capture Egypt, or knock the Soviets out of the war. The game is turn based. You move and attack with all your forces and then your computer opponents do likewise. As the war progresses, scenarios take progressively longer to complete as the number of units you are allowed to control increases as well as the size of the maps you are fighting on. It will require persistance and dedication to complete the campaign. You will probably need an average of 10 hours to complete each scenario. When you consider that you will have to work through 20 or so scenarios, you are talking about 150-200 hours of playing time. Why devote so much time to a game with such dated graphics and lame sound effects? One reason to keep playing is that the tanks, planes and ships are constantly being improved during the war, and you can upgrade your veterans to the newer models. This gives the game something of an RPG flavor and you can get quite attached to some of your units whose experience took a long time to build up. Its also interesting to see how much more capable the late war tanks are than the ones being used at the outset. Of course the other reason is to try and do better than the historical outcome. If you were in command, could the D-Day invasion have been driven back into the sea? Could the Battle of the Bulge have succeeded in capturing Antwerp leading to an Armistance on the Western Front? Or could you hold off the Soviets at the gates of Berlin? During the course of the war you will have some interesting decisions to make about the composition of your force pool. You can build up a huge air force, but bad weather can render them useless. How many slots do you want to have tied up with transport vehicles? There are many units that can barely move and have to be transported to get to the front lines. There's also a Rock/Scissors/Paper aspect to the different unit types. Some are good against aircraft, some are good against infantry units, some are good against armored vehicles. So you don't want to lean too heavily on any one type. People who like fast paced arcade action should look elsewhere. But if you like puzzle solving and can put up with a limited amount of resource management, you will find a lot to like here.[/i] [cjlee001]	Mega Drive

Advanced Strategic Command	author	2000	Lastest version: 2.2.0 (as of 2008-12-14)***For X11. A turn based strategy game similar to the Battle Isle series. [Zerothis]	Linux

Advanced Strategic Command	?	2001		Windows

Advanced Strategic Command	?	2008		Mac OS X

Advanced Strategic Command	author	2000		BeOS

Advanced Strategic Command	?	2001		BSD

Advanced Strategic Command	author	?		Pandora

AdvGodOfMiniWars	author	?		Linux

Age of Booty	Capcom (Certain Affinity)	2009	Working title: [i]Plunder[/i]	Windows

Age of Booty	Capcom (Certain Affinity)	2008		X360

Age of Booty	Capcom (Certain Affinity)	2008		PS3

Age of Heroes	Qplaze (Nomoc)	?		Linux

Age of Rifles	SSI	1996		MS-DOS

Age of Wonders	Take 2 Interactive;Gathering of Developers (Triumph Studios;Epic MegaGames)	1999	AGE OF WONDERS was a land of peace and serenity until the uninvited race- The Humans, arrived to destroy everything. Prepare to experience the awesome magic, mysterious secrets and ancient artifacts while exploring a shattered empire. Use magic spells and other items to overcome your enemies and choose between the forces of kight and darkness to determine the fate of Earth.* [100]* [84]***[b]widescreen[/b] - although the game properly displays on widescreen, everything starts to get a bit too small when going beyond the 1024x768 resolution, and videos and some other screens (such as character creation) have static sizes that don't stretch to match the new resolution (the game's graphics were designed for 640x480 resolution).	Windows

Age of Wonders II: The Wizard's Throne	Gathering of Developers;Take 2 Interactive (Triumph Studios)	2002	Awakened to join an immortal group of Wizards in the Circle of Evermore, you must restore balance to a world on the brink of collapse. Powerful spheres of magic are thrown against one another in a war of Wizards the likes of which have never been seen. By mastering magical forces of creation and dealing with the deities who govern them, you must establish a fantasy empire and confront other Wizards in your quest to THE WIZARD'S THRONE. AGE OF WONDERS II is the wildly anticipated sequel to the Award-Winning strategy phenomenon. Delivering an invigorating mix of Empire Building, Role-playing, and Warfare, Age of Wonders 2 offers the ultimate in fantasy turn-based strategy.	Windows

Age of Wonders III	Triumph Studios;Buka Entertainment;Bandai Namco (Triumph Studios)	2014	Namco Bandai and Buka only functioned as publishers of physical copies of the game, they did not produce the game.	Windows

Age of Wonders III	Triumph Studios;Buka Entertainment;Bandai Namco (Triumph Studios)	2015		Linux

Age of Wonders III	Triumph Studios	2015		Mac OS X

Age of Wonders III: Golden Realms	Triumph Studios	2014		Linux

All Heroes Die	Macguffin Games	2010		Linux

Allied General	SSI;Xing (Halestorm)	1996	It's 1944 and Allies are prepared to launch their attack against Germany. The only question is where should the allies land troops? You have been chosen to be the general of the Allied forces. Command the Allied forces across all of Europe in a series of campaigns against the Axis powers. Watch your troops improve with each victory as you push the Germans all the way back to Berlin.* [29]* [27]***You can be the Allied or Axis forces commander in strategic-level WWII operations in three campaigns. Fight Rommel's Afrika Korps in the desert, command the Soviet and American operations in Europe, or engage in over 35 other scenarios. Allied General is played in turns like chess. Plan your actions carefully. Once both sides have selected their attacks, sit back and watch animations showing the results of actual combat. Play human vs. computer games or two-player contests.	PS

Allied General	SSI (SSI;Halestorm)	1996	[84]***Called [i]Panzer General II[/i] in Germany. Likewise, the other Panzer General II was [game=Panzer General IIID][i]Panzer General IIID[/i][/game] in Germany.	Windows

Allied General	SSI	1996		Mac OS Classic

Ancient Beast	Freezing Moon	?		Internet Only

Ancient Beast	Freezing Moon	2012	Ancient Beast is a turn based strategy indie game project, played online against other people, featuring a wide variety of items and creatures to acquire and put to good use in order to defeat your opponents. It's the year 2653. In the last centuries, technology advanced exponentially and everyone had a fair chance of playing God. With help from the RepRap project, a free desktop 3d printer, which gave anyone power to build their own weapon factory or genetic laboratory on their own property. Mechanic parts or genetic modifications turned from a fashion option into a requirement for survival. Despite their combined efforts, the world's governments couldn't prevent the world from plunging into chaos. The Earth has become a battlefield; split between 7 factions fighting for dominion over the ravaged landscape. The apocalypse is here, and only the strong will survive. [b]Gameplay[/b] In order to play Ancient Beast, you'll needed to register an account. After logging in, you'll be offered a level 1 creature to get you started. Fights take place between 2 - 4 players, on a variety of combat fields which are about 16x9 hexes. Based on the difficulty of the fight, you can win gold coins, which can be spent in the shop in order to purchase items or unlock more creatures. Players are represented on the combat field by Dark Priests. All creature stats can be improved by purchasing items. Players can level up by gaining experience on the combat field, gaining 1 more plasma point each level, being able to materialize more and/or better creatures. In order to materialize a creature you own, it takes a number of plasma points equal to the creature's level plus the number of hexagons it occupies. Any creature owned can be materialized once per combat, provided the player has enough plasma points to do so. When fighting players of lower levels, you will temporarely lose plasma points in order to balance the fight. After engaging in combat, players are taken to the battle field where both parties take turns to materialize and control creatures. Each player can materialize one or two creatures every round, which usually suffer from materialization sickness, meaning they won't be able to act in the current round. Health: A raw number representing the amount of damage a creature can take until it dies. Regrowth: Amount of health which gets restored to the creature every round. Endurance: If a creature takes over a certain amount of damage in a round, it becomes fatigued, unable to act. Energy: Doing any action, including moving, drains energy from the creature. Meditation: Creature gains back this amount of energy points every round. Initiative: Creatures with higher initiative get to act faster each round. Offense: Influences the damage output of attacks. Defense: Protects the creature by reducing incoming damage. Movement: Each creature can move up to a certain number of hexagons each turn. Masteries can have an impact on the effectiveness of the creature's abilities and can also help reduce incoming damage and even protect the creature from harmfull effects.	Linux

Angel Army	Illusion	1994		NEC PC9801

Anonymine	author	2016	This minesweeper clone has the distinction of using Von Neumann neighborhood theory and an algorithm to ensure no unwinnable games are presented to be played. As there is guessing required, ever, it is a perfect information game. And the game can be played anonymously over SSH. Of note: the author is a full on Free Software zealot. Awesome.	Linux

Anonymine	author	2016		BSD

Anonymine	author	2016		BeOS

Anonymine	author	2016		Solaris

Anonymine	author	2016		Minix

Anoraks of Doom	Untramilelled Adventures	?		Linux

Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan	Koei	1989	Become Genghis Khan and lead the most fearsome army in the known world. Use your Land of Mongols to build an empire on the bodies of your enemies and the rubble of their conquered cities. With skill, cunning, diplomacy and luck, all of Europe and Asia could be yours. Failure means shame in the eyes of your princess, or even death! Victory on the battlefield requires bold strategy and clever planning. Outmaneuver your opponent with cavalry, lay siege to his castle with archers or even challenge him to a duel. But success also requires brilliant political tactics and a sharp eye for business during times of peace. Genghis Khan is based on actual history and offers a blend of strategy and role playing elements. Make history as you play the great Khan himself or his rivals, Richard the Lionhearted, Emperor Alexious III, or Shogun Minamoto of Japan.	NES

Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan	Koei	1989		X68000

Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan	Koei	1988		MSX2

Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan	Koei	1987		NEC PC8801

Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan	Koei	1987		NEC PC9801

Aoki Ookami to Shiroki Mejika: Genghis Khan	Koei	1988		MSX

Armageddon Empires	Cryptic Comet	2007		Windows

Armageddon Empires	Cryptic Comet	2007		Mac OS X

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