Damocles

Damocles: Mission Disk 1 is a data disk for the game Damocles: Mercenary II allowing you to complete more missions and explore the planet Eris and the surrounding Galaxy while the comet Damocles heads for the planet. The game looks and plays like the original game.

Like the previous game in the series, Damocles, the player explores a realtime 3D vector graphics world. The improved game engine features moving road vehicles and spacecraft and interactive NPCs. There are multiple solutions to win the game by preventing the villain from being elected President.

Eris is the fifth planet in the Gamma solar system of nine planets and their nineteen moons around the star Dialis. The comet, Damocles, in its present trajectory will collide with Eris in just a few hours. Damocles is author Paul Woakes follow up to his widely acclaimed classic, Mercenary. His creation; a complete solar system. Fly among the planets and moons. Land and explore the bases, towns, cities. Go into buildings and find the objects and clues that will lead you through to a number of solutions to this gripping challenge. You are not alone in this task. Benson, your 9th generation PC, is your guide and mentor whose wry humor punctuates countless hours of absorbing play. The game-save facility is invaluable in your battle against the relentless decay of real time. It's almost inevitable that you will view the spectacular consequences of failure. But what immense satisfaction awaits your ultimate success. With brilliant programming, using fast solid 3-dimensional graphics, Paul Woakes has pushed forward the frontiers of technical achievement. Your first person view throughout this massive playfield, crammed with intricate detail, affords a unique interactive experience. Damocles offers you an artificial universe within your computer. With so many features to discover, you'll return time and time again.

Damocles: Mission Disk 1 is a data disk for the game Damocles: Mercenary II allowing you to complete more missions and explore the planet Eris and the surrounding Galaxy while the comet Damocles heads for the planet. The game looks and plays like the original game.

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Long before this trainee of the dark arts would come to be called Bayonetta, she took a fateful journey into the forbidden Avalon Forest. Alongside her was Cheshire, her very first demon, possessing Cereza’s stuffed toy. Play as both Cereza and Cheshire and search through the treacherous forest to look for the power to save Cereza’s mother.

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Attention, Earthwad! Welcome to Nations United by Convenience, the NUC. You have just called up for a great mission on Earth as an intergalactic border patrol officer!

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