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UFO: Alien invasion strategy game, is a squad-based strategy game featuring turn-based tactical combat against hostile alien forces (human or computer controlled) which are infiltrating earth at this very moment.
You are in command of a small special unit which has been founded to face the alien strike force.
To be successful in the long run, you must research the alien technology in order to build bigger and better weapons against your foes.
‘UFO: Alien Invasion’ is heavily inspired by the ‘X-COM’ series by Mythos and Microprose.
The first game of the series, ‘UFO DEFENSE’, became a classic and is one of the best games ever made.
Like the original X-COM games, UFO:AI has two main modes of play:
But it’s a stand-alone game and doesn’t require Quake 2 or any other program to run.
Features include:
Geoscape – the game is about base management and strategy. You manage the activities and finances of PHALANX, controlling bases, installations, aircraft and squads of armed-response troops.
You’ll research new technologies and use their results in battle against the aliens.
You’ll launch your interceptor aircraft to shoot down UFOs and dispatch dropships in response to alien activity across the globe.
You can build, buy and produce anything you like, as long as your technology level and your budget will allow it.
The mode employs easy-to-use time buttons to control the passage of time however you like, automatically pausing whenever there’s an important message for you to see.
Research will progress and items will be produced as time passes.
Tactical – uses a turn-based system, where your team and the aliens take turns to make moves. During your turn you can order your troops to move around, fire their weapons, throw grenades or use other equipment, etc.
License: GNU/GPL
Version: 2.5
Size: 1,283 MB
Languages: English, Brasilian Portuguese and others.
How to install UFO; Alien Invasion via a terminal window:
sudo apt-get install ufoai
Press Enter, done.
NOTE: Tested on Acer Aspire 5750, 8GB RAM, iCore7, 128MB Video and it works great.
Windows has always been the preferred platform for gaming, but after STEAM's interest in Linux more game developers are making their games natively available for Linux.
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