UFO - Enemy Unknown

Description: Manufacturer: MicroProse Software / Genre: Strategy / UFO - Enemy Unknown is a combat simulation for one player.

Newest Review: ... forests and farmland. If successful, all the alien artefacts are shipped back to your base for study, allowing you to develop ... more

... new weapons systems and conduct alien autopsies to identify your foes' strengths and weaknesses. Aside from developing new guns and armour for your troops you can also slowly develop new forms of propulsion craft with which to hunt down UFOs and ferry your men about, as well as ways to mimic the aliens mindcontrol techniques during combat. Alien artifacts can also be sold off to other nations should you be in need of a quick cash boost. The aliens also launch terror attacks from time to time on major cities in a...more

Price Comparison for UFO - Enemy Unknown

	UFO Enemy Unknown - Jewel Platforms: Windows 98 Windows 95 Last Update 21.12.2009 05:44	£ 15.99
	UFO Enemy Unknown - Box Platforms: Windows 98 Windows 95 Last Update 21.12.2009 05:44	£ 22.48

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UFO - Enemy Unknown: An all-time classic strategy game (1000 words)
by - written on 07/08/09 (Very useful, 35 readings)
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UFO Enemy Unknown is an ancient but truly timeless game that requires you to defend planet Earth from an alien invasion through a mixture of shrewd resource management and tense and exciting turn-based combat. The main game screen shows a view of the Earth that can be rotated around at will- a feature that was extremely innovative and impressive when the game first came out way back in 1993 and still looks good today. From this screen you can hire scientists to research new weapons and equipment, engineers to build them and soldiers to use them against the alien invaders. You can also build new facilities such as stores, workshops, labs, living quarters, aircraft ... Read the complete review

Who needs the X Files? (1558 words)
by - written on 26/03/08 (Very useful, 105 readings)
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UFO - Enemy Unknown. ~ History of the game ~ This review is for the Amiga version of this game, but since this is now outdated, I'm going to be reviewing it for the PC and PS2 Versions - which essentially are the same just different platforms. As mentioned, this was first seen on the Amiga Gaming platform, and is where I first got to know about it, and like another of my favourite games on that (Worms) this is another game which I still play today and still enjoy, even though in many respects the graphics (and sound) are pretty dated, but what makes this game is the overall playing strategy rather than the environment you get around you. ... Read the complete review