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Strange Adventures in Infinite Space 1.01


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Requirements <LI>Palm OS 5.0 or later </LI> <LI>High resolution (320x320 pixels) color screen</LI>
Downloads 4 Limitations None
Publisher Astraware Limited File Size 1.3M
Date added 05 Oct 2004 Check your speed

Sail the high sea of stars in your own deep space exploration vessel. Explore exotic star systems; seek out new technologies, artifacts and lifeforms; boldly blow up stuff where no one has blown up stuff before!

Strange Adventures in Infinite Space is different every time it is played. Stars, planets, black holes, nebula mass, alien patrols, items, lifeforms and other encounters are randomized for each new Strange Adventure.

  • 21 different ship types
  • Over 60 different weapons, drives, shields, gadgets and artefacts
  • 18 alien lifeforms
  • 17 different planets and star types
  • 7 unique alien races
  • Average Playing time of 5-20 minutes per game
  • Infinite replayability, thanks to randomly generated star maps and scenarios
  • Dynamic sound effects and all new original music score
  • Available for Palm OS® 5.0 and above high resolution colour devices and Windows Mobileâ„¢ for Pocket PC

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