About This Game Sucked through the appalling nightmare of the Seltsian Void, the starship Traveller emerges at the other side of the black hole into an unknown universe. YOU are the captain of the Traveller, and her fate lies in your hands. Will you be able to discover the way back to Earth from the alien peoples and planets you encounter, or will you and your crew be doomed to roam uncharted space forever?
With Fighting Fantasy's popularity on the rise in the 80s, Steve Jackson was inspired by a different setting from the traditional swords and sorcery - instead looking to science fiction. Starship Traveller allows players to control an entire ship and crew, with each member skilled in certain abilities.
Explore the vast reaches of space, updated for PC, Mac and Linux. Presented in full colour with realistic physics-based dice rolling for battles, auto-mapping, an auto-updated adventure sheet and stat keeping.
Feature List •Fully customize your entire crew, from their names, their stats – and even rename your starship! •Three styles of combat: melee, phaser and even starship battles! •Switch around your crew before each battle round for added strategy during combat! •Beam down to strange alien planets, selecting your finest crew for the job! •Auto-mapping charts your travels through the cosmos! New planets and stars appear as you discover them!
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System Requirements Windows MINIMUM: OS: Windows XP SP3 Processor: 2 GHz dual core Memory: 2 GB RAM Graphics: Hardware Accelerated Graphics with dedicated memory Hard Drive: 350 MB available space RECOMMENDED: OS: Windows 7/8 Memory: 4 GB RAM Graphics: Hardware Accelerated Graphics with 1GB memory Hard Drive: 350 MB available space
Oh man... I can't even count the hours I spent playing Jackson/Livingstone Fighting Fantasy books when I was a nipper! I'm definitely checking this out, thanks guys
That's awesome though epubs just aren't the same, you don't get the musty pages and pencil writing feeling Archive.org never fails to surprise me as well... they host everything, including warez and full ISOs for new games, I don't know how they're still online.. I really don't.
That's awesome though epubs just aren't the same, you don't get the musty pages and pencil writing feeling Archive.org never fails to surprise me as well... they host everything, including warez and full ISOs for new games, I don't know how they're still online.. I really don't.
I found it works very well with playing them in Tabletop Simulator. I came across this video showing this guy playing it using tabletop simulator, it's pretty interesting.
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Archive.org never fails to surprise me as well... they host everything, including warez and full ISOs for new games, I don't know how they're still online.. I really don't.