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positech.co.uk - 8/31/2009

Gratuitous Space Battles - The Game

— positech.co.uk — GSB is the next game from UK developer 'Positech Games'. It's a strategy / management / simulation... game that does away with all the base building and delays and gets straight to the meat and potatoes of science-fiction games : The big space battles ... (more) Gratuitous Space Battles - The Game

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positech.co.uk - 9/1/2009

Gratuitous Space Battles - Buy The Game

— positech.co.uk — However...You can pre-order the game by clicking this button. Be aware that we take the money immediately.... This isn't adding the game to a wish list or anything noncommittal. We are effectively selling the game early for people who want to play it ... (more) Gratuitous Space Battles - Buy The Game

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shacknews.com - 9/1/2009

Gratuitous Space Battles Beta Opens to Pre-orders

— shacknews.com — One-man outfit Positech has opened pre-orders for Gratuitous Space Battles (PC), offering immediate beta access to those... that pay $19.99 for the strategy game. "We are effectively selling the game early for people who want to play it while it ... (more) Gratuitous Space Battles Beta Opens to Pre-orders

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Gratuitous Space Battles Beta Access with Preorder
Blue's News — Gratuitous Space Battles Beta Page has details on how to get to play with the beta of the "spacebattle porn" of Gratuitous Space Battles if you preorder this upcoming science-fiction strategy/management/simulation from Positech Games. Indie developer Cliff Harris outlines what he thinks still needs work on the game in ...

Gratuitous Space Battles Beta
TIGSource — I’ve been meaning to mention that the Gratuitous Space Battles beta is open for people who pre-order the game for $19.95. You can follow the development of the game at Cliffski’s blog. I thought this was neat: