Nomad

Nomad is an old DOS science fiction space sim vehicle simulation game developed by Papyrus Design Group in 1993 from an original idea by Shannon Donnelly. Nomad can be enjoyed in single player mode. It's available for download.

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Genre:

vehicle simulation / space sim

system:

DOS

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keywords:

open world, first person 3D, science fiction, space, trading, space exploration

Downloads for Nomad

Download Nomad Manual - FAQ

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Additional info

Facts, trivia and collector's notes are licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License. These texts use material from this Wikipedia article.

The game features eleven completely different races, ranging from the robotic Korok to arrogant, beautiful Phelonese, who are, as their designation suggests, anthropomorphic felines. Additionally, the game includes a dazzling array of trading goods.

Apart from the main plot, there are also many sub-plots, such as finding and reactivating EX Korok robots, piecing together the origin of the species or each species' history.

players: single player

input: keyboard, mouse

distribution: cd-rom, 3,5 floppy disk

graphics: EGA, VGA

sound: Sound Blaster

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