Emulation of Reach for the Stars: The Conquest of the Galaxy Version 1 for Commodore 64

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Reach for the Stars is a “spaceploitation” game. The player has the opportunity to name his civilization and those of his (up to three) AI opponents before he begins his attempt at galactic domination. There is no diplomacy and no player control over tactical combat. What remains is a hard-core game of grand strategic and economic production.

Original game developed by Strategic Studies Group Pty Ltd. Published in 1983 by Strategic Studies Group Pty Ltd.

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Computer game emulation file

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