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Monday, May 08, 2006
Galcon 2006
According to philhassey, Galcon 2006 is a remake of an old DOS game. Imagine that you could send ships from Earth to populate other planets. Left click on a planet which your soldiers are currently occupying, then click again on a destination to initiate an invasion. Colonized celestial bodies appear on the star map in a bluish hue instead of the original gray.

Aliens from Mars can do the same as well, sending their fleet to invade other planets. Both humans and Martians engage in a race to conquest the stars and total domination or slavery.

Grey planets will put up a fight before submitting to a large force. Ships are automatically replenished, and the rate at which they are produced depends on the size of each planet.

Name: Galcon 2006
Developer: philhassey
Category: Strategy
Type: Freeware
Size: 5MB
Posted at 5:18 AM by Tim
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Anonymous Anonymous said at 5/04/2006 07:15:00 AM:  
this one's quite addicting. it bugs me a bit, that there's no highscore table or final statisics in any way (like "planets taken" or "ships built/destroyed"), just an uninspiring "good job!" which is not enough to make me proud of my galactic crusade... A perfect game for lunch break, though.
Anonymous Anonymous said at 5/04/2006 05:51:00 PM:  
I agree. This one has its flaws, but is a great timewaster. The interface is annoying, though. I would have used the left mouse button to select planets and the right to send, thus avoiding the annoying one-click-too-many issue.
Anonymous Anonymous said at 12/09/2006 05:13:00 PM:  
Phil let me in on the beta (it has been officially released now). I've been playing this lately, and there are quite a few upgrades just in the past month (let alone since ludum dare). For example, there is now a highscore table now as well as a ranking system.
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