Galactic Frontiers
Build a planetary empire in a turn-based contest for control of the galaxy.
Human Media, 1994
Start a new game using the original Game Setup dialog. Each player begins with one home planet. Command-E ends the current turn; all players' actions resolve between turns. Click planets to inspect them and plan your empire.
This complete original 1.0.2 package includes its presets, artwork, instructions and distribution conditions. It may only be distributed without potential direct or indirect profit and must not be sold. CD-ROM distribution has separate written permission requirements in the original ReadMe.
New-game startup and one turn transition are verified natively and in the browser. Ship movement, combat, saving and audio remain unverified.
License
Licensing information recorded for this game archive. These terms are separate from the Systemless runtime and website licenses.
Game archive
- License
- Original Galactic Frontiers no-profit distribution grant
- Rights holder
- Human Media Pty Ltd
- Redistribution
- Recorded as permitted
Permission
The original ReadMe permits free distribution only where the distributor has no potential direct or indirect profit. The work must not be sold or purchased. CD-ROM distribution requires written author permission except for the named original exceptions. All Mac OS users may use it free. Preserve the complete unchanged package, credits and conditions; this permission applies only to no-profit distribution complying with those terms.
Notes
Original MD5 56817e6f71e69bf1713cc7e0f47040bb matches Gryphel's receipt; signature not independently verified. Ten original files include six game presets, ReadMe, Finder icon, game and Color Frontiers COLR asset. Actual game is resource-only with twelve CODE resources and no cfrg. Color Frontiers is artwork, not a PPC executable. All twenty forks and Finder metadata independently match production packing. The developer archive page is no longer available; permission is evidenced in the original package.
Sources
Screenshots, plugins and other files may have different terms. See their individual catalogue records in the repository source.