About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 39. Chapters: Escape Velocity, Strategic Conquest, Pathways into Darkness, Avara, Marathon, Escape Velocity Override, TaskMaker, Glider PRO, Power Pete, Nightfall, Harry the Handsome Executive, Marathon Infinity, Cosmic Osmo and the Worlds Beyond the Mackerel, Ares, The Dungeon Revealed, Color Dark Castle, Cap'n Magneto, World Builder, Quarterstaff: The Tomb of Setmoth, 3 in Three, Scarab of Ra, OrbQuest, The Search For Seven Wards, Bubble Trouble, Theldrow, ShadowWraith, Ferazel's Wand, Minotaur: The Labyrinths of Crete, Toxic Ravine, NS-Shaft, Operation: Desert Storm, Robot Battle, Souls in the System, Glypha III, Enchanted Scepters, Barrack, Swoop, BeamWars, Pararena, Spelunx, Asterax, Gnop!, Shadow Keep, Slithereens, Pax Imperia, Step on It!, Spacestation Pheta, Crystal Crazy, Citadel: Adventure of the Crystal Keep, The Adventures of El Ballo, Stunt Copter, System's Twilight, Rescue!, Mars Rising, Troubled Souls, Cythera, Balloon Man, Chiral, AmoebArena, Sky Shadow, New Centurions, Zone Warrior. Excerpt: Strategic Conquest is a two-player turn-based strategy game for the Apple II and Apple Macintosh, similar to Empire. It was published by PBI Software and the Macintosh version was continued by Delta Tao Software . Strategic Conquest allows the player to control modern warfare units and conquer cities. It can be played either by two humans, or with a computer opponent. It also has the capability to be played over an AppleTalk network. The player's objective in Strategic Conquest is to defeat the enemy and conquer the world. The world is divided into a rectangular grid made up of randomly-placed islands, which contain cities. Cities can belong to either player, or they can be neutral. When controlled by either player, Cities can produce military units. Victory is achieved when all enemy cities have been conquered or when either...
