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name	publisher(developer)	year	description
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FAR Colony	?	?	[quote]*Do you consider other platforms ? No. Some time ago, maybe more than one year, I talked about a "possible" native Linux port, but I have already too much job to do with this version only, and no more spare time.[/quote]
Kreed: Battle for Savitar	? (Burut)	?
Cyberstrip Poker	Rapture Interactive	1995	Cyberstrip Poker is a futuristic, sci-fi themed strip poker game set in the distant future. Each player starts out with $1000, minimum bet is $5 and maximum bet is set as $100. Every time the opponent's cash reaches zero, she takes off one article of clothing, and the player is treated to a full-screen video. The player is only allowed to discard three out of five cards in this game. There is no call button; the player has to pay attention anytime the opponent raises, and manually add the last bet and the raise amount. To fold, the player needs to reduce the bet amount to below $5 and "Fold" will appear as the amount of the bet. There is a hide/panic button (the atomic symbol looking button in the bottom right corner of the screen) which quickly launches a Macintosh-looking screen.
EarthSiege 2: Skyforce	Dynamix	1995	[b]missing images:[/b] title screen, HERC equipment screen, more and better in-game screens
MechWarrior 2	Activision	1995
MechWarrior 2: Ghost Bear's Legacy	Activision	1995
Shockwave Assault	Electronic Arts (Crystal Dynamics)	1995
Star Trek - The Next Generation: A Final Unity	Spectrum Holobyte;MicroProse Software;Hasbro Interactive (Spectrum Holobyte)	1995
Wing Commander IV: The Price of Freedom	Electronic Arts (Origin Systems)	1995
WipEout	Psygnosis	1995
Alien Trilogy	Acclaim Entertainment (Probe)	1996	Comes on the same CD as the DOS version.
Blam! Machinehead	Eidos (Core Design)	1996	Typical mission objectives involve zapping large pylons and cocoons, blowing the hell out of mechanical spiders and turning the flame thrower on the guards.
MissionForce: CyberStorm	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1996	Comes with two identical CDs so one can be loaned to a friend for online play.
Neo Hunter	Virgin Games (Ronin Entertainment)	1996
Privateer 2: The Darkening	Electronic Arts (Origin)	1996
Scorcher	Scavenger (Zyrinx)	1996
Space Hulk: Vengeance of the Blood Angels	Electronic Arts (Kee Games)	1996	Separate release from the DOS version.
Zombie Wars	Microforum (Gee Whiz! Entertainment)	1996
Pretty Soldier Wars A.D. 2048	D.O.;G-Collections (D.O.)	1996	The world was destroyed by The Third, an apocalyptic event that sent the world to war decades ago as a result of the greed of humanity. When armies embraced both biological and nuclear weapons and killed millions, the real horror came later. The Yoju monsters spawn from the mutated remains of biological agents that fed on the dead in the radioactive fallout. The resulting terrible mutations in the bodies of humans bred, covered the rugged landscape and pushed humanity to the brink of extinction. It is now the year 2048. as the last game of mankind in its fight against the Yoju, a squad of genetically modified cyborg soldiers was created. Its members possess combat skills far beyond ordinary people and have been programmed with the complete database of Anti-Yoju strategies and tactics that offer them all the highest tactical advantages. These female soldiers have become humanity's last line of Defense Against Total Annihilation. They are called A. S. S. P., The Last Hope of mankind.***In the year 2048, strange beast born from the 3rd world war radiation roam the world. A group of factory created bio soldier girls are there to fight them. Our guy being a specialist in beast behaviour, is their new commander. If he can win battles(failing to save the victims but gets to watch them), he gets to be friends with the girls. [?]
Chaos Overlords	New World Computing (Stick Man Games)	1996
MechWarrior 2: Mercenaries	Activision	1996
Rama	Sierra (Dynamix)	1996	Nobody has expected it - but one day, something entered the solar system from outside. The mysterious object appeared to be a gigantic cylinder with unknown properties. The International Space Agency (ISA) sent the special Newton Team onto the object, which they dubbed "Rama". The scientists soon discovered that Rama was, in fact, a huge biomechanical collector of alien species and their cities. One of the explorers, Valeriy Borzov, dies under mysterious circumstances. Another astronaut is sent to replace him, investigate the circumstances that led to his death, and perhaps uncover the mystery of Rama. Rama is a puzzle-solving adventure game based on Arthur C. Clarke's series of science fiction novels. Visually and gameplay-wise, it mostly follows the template of Myst, consisting of pre-rendered backgrounds and live action scenes, and focusing almost entirely on complex logic puzzles. The player character has a special device called "wristcomp", which includes communicative, automapping, and teleporting abilities. A personal android provides descriptions of objects and comments on the events of the game.* [84]*Based around a series of novels by Arthur C Clarke and Gentry Lee.
Dead Reckoning	Piranha Interactive Publishing (Goldtree Enterprises)	1997
Enemy Nations	Head Games (Windward Studios)	1997
G-Police	Psygnosis Limited	1997	Unlike the PS version, this came on single CD.
Krush, Kill 'n' Destroy: Xtreme	Melbourne House (Beam Software)	1997	Not a true remake but an expanded version of the basic
Lifeforce Tenka	Psygnosis	1997	[b]Minimum:[/b] * Windows 95 * 100 MHz Pentium CPU * 16 MB RAM * 1 MB VRAM * 4X CD-ROM drive
Meat Puppet	Funsoft	1997
Outpost 2: Divided Destiny	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1997
POD - Planet of Death	Ubi Soft	1997	[b]Add-on[/b]: [i]POD Extended Time[/i] includes 16 tracks and 8 cars from Gold Version, plus 3 new tracks and 11 new vehicles.*Review for the add-on "Extended Time". [84]Review for POD Gold. [84] [84]* [58]**There were also two original versions, OEM with 12 tracks and standard with 16. Re-released later on the same year as POD Gold* with very little added content (besides having all the tracks from both previous versions) in addition to D3D renderer. The game had a number of renderers: pure software, MMX, 3dfx/Glide, and D3D (only in Gold).
Rising Lands	R&P Electronic Media (Microïds)	1997
Terracide	Eidos	1997
Tigershark	GT Interactive	1997
Warhammer Epic 40,000: Final Liberation	SSI (Holistic Design)	1997
Wing Commander: Prophecy	Electronic Arts (Origin)	1997
Obsidian	Segasoft (Rocket Science Games)	1997	The installer is 16bit, so you can't install this game on 64bit system. I recommend using virtual PC over dual-booting as the game has negligible system requirements.
Fallen Haven	Interactive Magic	1997
WipEout 2097	Psygnosis (Psygnosis Limited)	1997
Dark Colony	SSI (GameTek)	1997	[b]greys[/b] - called Taar.
7th Legion	Microprose (Empire Interactive)	1997
Dark Reign: The Future of War	Activision (Auran)	1997	Working title: Corporation ... demonstrated by Activision in 1996.
Star Trek: Starfleet Academy	Interplay	1997
Parkan: The Imperial Chronicles	Nikita	1997
Fallout	Interplay (Black Isle Studios)	1997	A great post-apocalyptic RPG, with good atmosphere and great feeling about scarceness of resources. Sadly, is too short, but with an incredibly good story and even alternative endings.* [53]Set in the aftermath of a worldwide nuclear war, FALLOUT will challenge you to survive in an unknown and dangerous world. You will take the role of a Vault-dweller, a person who has grown up in a secluded, underground survival Vault. Circumstances arise that force you to go Outside to a strange world 80 years after the end of the modern civilization. A world of mutants, radiation, gangs and violence. Your immediate task is to find a replacement for the broken water purification controller chip. Without that chip, your fellow Vault dwellers are doomed to dehydration or are forced to leave the safety of the Vault for the Outside.2009-08-19 on Steam, by Interplay (lang: eng, fre, spa, ger)*Latest version: 1.2 (as of ?) Earlier: 1.1 on 1997-11-21
Earth 2140	Topware Interactive;Interplay (Reality Pump Studios)	1997	On [i]2006-08[/i] the game was re-released as [i]Earth 2140 XP[/i], including both expansion packs and Windows XP support.
Blade Runner	Virgin Interactive (Westwood Studios)	1997	Blade Runner is a point-and-click adventure game developed by Westwood Studios and published by Virgin Interactive for Microsoft Windows, released on November 14, 1997. The game is not a direct adaptation of the 1982 Ridley Scott film Blade Runner but is instead a "sidequel", telling an original story, which runs parallel to the film's plot, occasionally intersecting with it.* [84]* [53]
Quake II	Activision (id Software)	1997	When a stray Freedom Guard transport stumbles upon a secret Imperium research base in a remote system at the edge of the galaxy, crew members find a possible genetic cure for the mark that controls their lives. But the Freedom Guard must master a new species of semi-intelligent animals and battle a force of the Imperium's secret intelligence organization to succeed.*** [84]
Alien Earth	Playmates Interactive Entertainment;Melbourne House (Beam Software)	1998	[b]auto regen[/b] - it's [i]slow[/i], but the only reason you can actually survive the game as you're constantly ambushed by extremely hostile mutant "animals", other humans and aliens. This won't save you in a battle though and is disabled during various conditions such as when you're poisoned. [b]improvised weapons[/b] - only in the first part of the game(?)*The game's title appears stylized as [i]ALIENEARTH[/i] on the game box and title screen, but is written as Alien Earth within the included readme file and manual.[b]Minimum:[/b] Windows 95 * 90 MHz Pentium CPU * 16 MB RAM * 80 MB HD space * 4X CD-ROM drive
Crime Killer	Interplay	1998

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