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This is not a game for single player! You must have little brothers or geek.

Two little persons riding on flamingo's shooting each other bazooka's in real-time.

FLAMEingo v.1.0 A mix of the old games Liero and Joust.

Laser Squad 3D v.2.28 This project has been superceeded by Laser Tactics - see.

Gameplay based loosely on the classic 1983 RPG.

Liberal Crime Squad v.rc A satirical console-based political role-playing/strategy game in which you recruit a team of Elite Liberal radicals and try to save the United States from a descent into Arch-Conservatism.

Geek Credit v.0.018 Geek Credit is a digital compelmentary currency.

It is fully customizable and not fixed for use on one particular. Tactics Editor for Squad Actions v.1.2b The Tactics Editor for Squad Actions (TESA) is a strategy editor for computer games.It is intended to be a very fun game, focusing mainly on gameplay more than eye. Tactics Squad v.1.0 Tactics Squad is a real-time tactical game in which the player manages a squad of soldiers in a futuristic environment.Play any scenario against anyone around the. Computer Squad Leader v.1.0 A computer version of the World War 2 tactical boardgame "Squad Leader" originally published by The Avalon Hill Games Company.I believe the early Wizardry games, which were also inspired greatly by Oubliette, are pretty similar to the RPG and dungeon crawling side of Liberal Crime Squad. Lots of emphasis on business fronts, safehouses, bribing police, rivalries between crime families.įinally, if you're most interested in the RPG side of the game, Liberal Crime Squad is based on Oubliette, which is one of the foundational games among computer RPGs. It's set in prohibition era, you play as a mafia family, and it's more on the strategy end. But I know when I played it I was very impressed by the game, thought its shrewd design was underrated, and also wondered if any of the designers had taken any inspiration from LCS.įor a more real-world setting, the old Gangsters: Organized Crime is pretty similar, and I've seen a couple comparisons between it and LCS. I'm not entirely sure why my intuition says it fits here, given how distant it looks on paper. It's in a completely different genre it's a third-person open-world action game, and is very very light on its strategy and RPG elements. Red Faction: Guerrilla also comes to mind. I often wondered, when playing Fort Zombie, if the developers had played LCS and taken inspiration from it. The term "raiding party", which I appropriated in my own zombie game inspired by LCS, is a nod to Fort Zombie. It's the most similar game I've seen mechanically, since it has some recruitment, base management, character advancement, sending out a raiding party, assigning tasks day by day. Fort Zombie is the best suggestion I can make.