UFO: Enemy Unknown *1994* [ENG/DE/FR] [REPACK] [.iso]

Developer: Mythos Games, MicroProse Software

Publisher: MicroProse

Distributor: MicroProse, Hasbro Interactive, 2K Games

Director: Julian Gollop

Producer: Tim Roberts (PC)

Designer: Julian Gollop, Nick Gollop

Programmer: Julian Gollop, Nick Gollop (PC)

Artist: Julian Gollop, John Reitze, Martin Smillie, Michael Baxter

Composer: John Broomhall (PC)

Series: X-COM

Version: 1.4

Platform: Amiga, MS-DOS, PlayStation, Microsoft Windows

Release date: MS-DOS 1994

Genre: Strategy game, turn-based tactics

Mode: Single player

Media/distribution: 3.5-inch floppy disks or CD, digital distribution

About:



The story of X-COM, set in the near-future at the time of the game's release, begins in the year 1998. The initial plot centers around increased reports of UFO sightings as tales of abductions and rumors of attacks by mysterious aliens become widespread. The nations of the world come to perceive this as a threat and attempt to form their own forces - such as Japan's Kiryu-Kai force - to deal with the crisis, but these efforts are unsuccessful. On December 11, 1998, representatives from some of the most powerful nations in the world meet in Geneva to discuss the issue. From this meeting is born the secret defense and research organization Extraterrestrial Combat (X-COM), over which the player assumes control at the start of the game.



As the game progresses, the player learns more and more about the enemy, their species, mutated creations and technology. It is ultimately revealed that the aliens are led by creatures of immense mental power called Ethereals, and that their main base in the Solar System is located on Mars, in a region known as Cydonia. Then, the player must prepare the final assault team, attack Cydonia and destroy the mastermind behind the alien invasion, the biocomputer Alien Brain.



The game may end in several ways. If the player's performance is poor for two consecutive months, the player runs a deficit for two consecutive months, all the player's bases are captured, or the player mounts an assault on the aliens' Mars base and loses, the game ends in defeat in which the council of funding nations make a futile attempt to negotiate with the aliens. If, however, the player is victorious in the final attack, the game ends in mankind's victory.



Orginal System Requirements:



DOS: 80386 20+ MHz, 2 MB RAM, HDD, wyświetlacz VGA, MS-DOS 5.0+.

System Requirements:



1. CPU 1.0 GHz

2. RAM 64 Mb

3. HDD 10 Mb



Interface:



1. English

2. Deutsche

3. Francais



Installation instruction:



1. Burn to CD/DVD or mount using a virtual drive (Alcohol 52% or Daemon Tools)

2. Install Game

3. Play