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X: Beyond the Frontier

Description

A descendent of Elite, you were the test pilot of the first hyperdrive ship from Earth. The drive worked... A little too well. You ended up on the other side of the galaxy, in totally unknown space. Fortunately, you were contacted by the Teladi, who agreed to loan you some money (at usurious rates!) for you to start your own little trading, upgrade your ship, and hopefully find your way home... It's a full 3D in-ship simulation with lots of sectors, multiple species of aliens, ships, lots of equipment and cargo, and more.

Part of the Following Groups

• Merchant / Trade-oriented games
• X: Beyond the Frontier universe

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User Reviews

X: Beyond Boredom	Michael Palomino (153)
Halfway between Privateer and Elite	zzzapatero (6)
Good for an oldie	EndersGame (2)

The Press Says

ActionTrip	Mar 10, 2000	81 out of 100	81
Da Gameboyz	Jul 09, 2004	4 out of 5	80
GameSpot (Belgium/Netherlands)	Feb 29, 2000	78 out of 100	78
IGN	Mar 06, 2000	7.7 out of 10	77
GameStar (Germany)	Jul, 1999	73 out of 100	73
FiringSquad	Jan 26, 2000	71 out of 100	71
GameSpy	Mar 17, 2000	68 out of 100	68
Electric Playground	May 08, 2004	6 out of 10	60
GamesFirst!	May 04, 2000		60
Game Revolution	Feb 01, 1999	D	25

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Trivia

One of the "modern" games with real nasty copy protection. It could be copied pretty easy and no one would expect it when just checking if it works - but somehow, pirate copies tended to "cheat" the player. You wouldn't get the right amount of money for goods, goods would be lost somewhere for no good reason, quests would be finished by the player and counted as not finished or vice versa - and the best: it could happen after hours of play :)