Directory of Independent Developers Resources

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Lists sites for games which are made by fans of the Space Combat genre, and are under development. This category also includes sites which assist in the creation of independent games.

Subcategories

• Elite Series
• Star Trek Games

Resources in This Category

• atcrosslevel studios

  http://www.atcrosslevel.de/
  Developer of the open source XiZero vertical scrolling shooter. Provides download links for the game.

• Commodorejohn

  http://john.seikdel.net/
  Develops vectorSpace, a 2D space exploration and combat game.

• Continuum

  http://www.getcontinuum.com/
  A space game that includes several zones for players to battle against each other.

• Decaying Orbit

  http://www.dragonshadow.com/decayingorbit/
  Describes space action game, with game information, screenshots, and cheats.

• ScrumbleShip

  http://www.scrumbleship.com/
  An independent spaceship combat simulation.

• Solanogen

  http://www.stpollsite.com/game/
  Offers information and screen shots about the fan game which is based on a Star Trek episode.

• Starscape

  http://www.moonpod.com/English/about_ss.php
  Contains demo, sales, screen shots, and game information.

• TorchShips - Real 3-D Space Combat

  http://torchships.com/
  A tactical space combat game based on real physics with procedurally generated single and multi-player missions.

• Unistellar Industries

  http://www.unistellar.com/
  Includes news, concept art, and test client download for a futuristic space flight simulator.

• Vega Strike

  http://vegastrike.sourceforge.net/
  Describes space simulation in which players trade and bounty hunt. Includes features, forum, manual, and downloads of beta versions.

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