Hi Lio.

I take it by scifi you mean games set in the future with spaceships, robots, aliens etc? It's just there are several zombocalypse games, in both audio and text which could arguably fall under the scifi banner in genre terms, but I'm guessing that isn't what your looking for.

Just in the space and future tech category then, there are several I can think of.

First off there is the nightjar from somethinelse. This is an audio adventure game in first person view where you are trapped on a ship orbiting around a blackhole. You are communicating with someone aboard a ship coming to rescue you, played by the awsome benadict cumberbach, however your not alone. Very creepy with great sounds and atmosphere and some awsome acting, probably one of the few instances of space based alien style horror I can think of in an audio game. There is a page on the audiogames.net database (use the gameslist or search games links to reach it sinse the dropdown is currently splirkified). You can hear a number of recordings of the game there, and I'd definitely recommend as much sinse the game's amazing sound is one of it's main attractions.

Then there is flarestar from audio.itt, the same people who make the inquisitor games. This is a maze game set aboard a space liner where you walk around, shoot enemies and complete missions, even going as far as entering the holodeck like on startrek or piloting a fighter. I have heard people state the maze gameplay is somewhat frustrating, but I've not played the thing myself yet so can't confirm, see the audiogames.net database page for more information.

Then there is star traders elite (or it's free version star taders rpg).

This is a mostly text based game (though it does have soe sounds), where you fly around in a ship, and can do piracy, explore planets, fight in wars between various factions etc.

It has a page on audiogames.net, and there is a getting started guide in the articles room of the auiogames.net forum written by me sinse the thing has quite the learning curve, once one final access addition is made to the game I will reccord a podcast on it to help new players.

then, there are several interactive story games from choiceofgames and hosted games which fall under the scifi category. Coice of the star captain for instance is about you being a captain of a small spaceship with a very snarky and irritating computer ai, doing things like working for the military in a time when humanity is at war with an alien race. Mecha ace involves you playing a pilot of a huge robotic mech, fighting in a war where several colonies are trying to gain independence. That one is particularly cool, especially the combat and choosing weapons for your mech and some of the awsomey described battles you have.

there is also choice of robots released just at christmas, which has you building your own robot and marketing them in the near future. That one has lots of choice, you can make military robots for a war, can make work robots, or artistic companions for humanity, though I am afraid when i played the game I called my character Albert Wily and went about achieving world domination with my evil robot army! :D.

There are then many others. Mobile armored marine for example is one of the hosted games about space marines, while treasure seakers of lady luck lets you play thee captain of a ban of space pirates garr! Indeed just among the choiceofgames and hosted games titles, there is a lot of choice.

Hth.

As I said for most of these you can look them up on audiogames.net (though choiceofgames just has the one entry sinse it seeme weerd to write entries for every gamebook individually).

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----- Original Message ----- From: "Leo Cantos" <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, May 08, 2015 1:12 PM
Subject: [Audyssey] Science Fiction games for the IPhone?


I wanted to ask you all if you knew of any good Science Fiction type games
for the IPhone. I am fine if it is text based or whatever, just asking.
Also,  on another topic,  remember Aurifi?  Well, I can't  find it,  I
wonder if it can be found?  Thanks, Leo

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