Slay Conquest Critical Mass The General Mother Of All Battles Firefight Capture The Flag Niggle End Of Atlantis Football-o- saurus Rats! Topple Word Storm

The Games Slay Conquest Critical Mass The General Mother Of All Battles Firefight Capture The Flag Niggle End Of Atlantis Football-o-saurus Rats! Foosball UFOs Topple WordStorm Info Download free versions Buy full versions History of the games Link to this site Thanks to... Contact Forums Email me About Sean O'Connor CV Other Projects Photos

MoaB Version History Version 3.2, July 2003 - "Patrol" order - Better graphics - Computer players move their ships in fleets Version 3.1, April 2000 - 'Tiny' worlds of 40 x 40 and 45 x 45 added - Hold the shift key down to make a piece move all the way to the destination Version 3.0, June 1998 - Updated World, Rankings, Piece Info and Production dialog boxes - Up to 80 x 80 world sizes - High score table - World number so a game can be replayed - Fighters move 8 instead of 14 squares and have 16 fuel instead of 14 Version 2.0, July 1996 - Much improved computer intelligence - Piece moves, fuel and days to build can be customised - Choice of which types of pieces will be used in each game - Button bar added - Larger world sizes - Configurable amount of land mass - 'Move memory' is now optional - Windows automatically 'tidied' - Rounded corners on islands Version 1.3, March 1995 - Ships take fewer days to build - Armies can't attack from a transport - Mouse cursor displays how far the piece is going to move - City information window shows how many more days are left to build any piece Version 1.2, February 1994 - Zoom in and out - "End Turn" option - Press shift + right click to rotate through a stack of pieces - City's name appears when mouse is over Production window - Wake and sleep pieces from City Information window Version 1.1, December 1993 - 3D style islands - Modeless windows used - "Game Info" window added - Cities have names - Auto play - 4 world sizes, and 4 difficulty levels Version 1.0, October 1993 - Up to 6 humans or computer players - 3 World sizes and 3 difficulty levels - Windows used for "City Information", "Rankings", "Piece Info", "Production" and "World Map"