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Miscom
Jul 20, 2023
Atari “Missile Command” clone
In miscom you must defend cities from missile attack. You do this by launching missiles of your own in a point-and-blast fashion to destroy the enemy missiles before they land.
Miscom is a curses-based game, so it should work on any terminal. You’ll need 9600 baud or better for it to be playable. It supports colour and sound.
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