Farscape demo for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By Simon & Schuster

Destroy all enemies and get your spaceship back.

John Crichton, an American astronaut lost in space, is stranded on a hostile desert planet with an alien space babe. He is to find his crew, destroy all enemies, and get the ship back. The game takes place at a desolate planet in a far off dimension of the universe, main heroes are caught between warring native factions and the deadly Peacekeepers. A chilling mystery shrouds a hideous threat to galactic stability and the crew of Moya has to uncover the clues to stop it before time runs out.

Farscape demo for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: October 23, 2003

Latest update: March 24, 2016

Version: 0

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows ME
Windows 98
Windows XP
Windows 10
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, DirectX 8.1

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User Reviews

4.3/5

4 User Votes

Alright
TruejamaicanyouthNovember 8, 2006
Pros
This game demo deserve a 5 cause the tutorial can help you learn how to play. Plus it allows you to play one full game level which kind of gets you familiar to the game. Nice graphics and nice sound effects.
Cons
Summary
Cool demo!
AfricanjamaicanyouthSeptember 24, 2006
Pros
This game was probably ment mostly for tutorial because the game play was short. The tutorial helps getting use to the game. Cool graphics and sound effects.
Cons
Summary
Very short demo with a number of problems with weapon selection
XSaintXSeptember 27, 2005
Pros
I like the general look of farscape, characters and the narrative. In the demo the best part was probably the info in the tutorial which you dont get to use in the demo gameplay.
Cons
Movement of characters and character selection was a little dumbed down for an adult user. Changing the screen perspective was at times out of control.
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