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Xconq

The Penultimate Strategy Game

Version 7.2

April 1998

Stanley T. Shebs Copyright (C) 1987-1989, 1991-1999 Stanley T. Shebs

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# Xconq, the Penultimate Strategy Game

Welcome to Xconq!

Xconq is a powerful multi-player strategy game system. With Xconq you can build empires, fight wars, relive history, and adventure across fantastic worlds. You can play computerized board games, or be Godzilla rampaging through Tokyo.

Xconq runs on many computer systems. It includes user interfaces for Unix/X11 systems, Apple Macintosh(tm), and PCs running Windows 95/98/NT. Although all share the same basic design, the "look and feel" of each interface matches the system you're on. The details of an actual Xconq game depend heavily on its game design, which defines the pieces in the game and the rules of play. So, to understand everything about a game you're playing, you need both this manual, and documentation for the game design in effect. While this seems like a lot, most games don't use every feature of Xconq, and the user interface will usually offer plenty of online guidance.

- About This Manual
- Compatibility
- Additional Resources
- History
- Acknowledgments

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