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Space Crusade, released 1992, was [[Gremlin Graphics]] second adaption from a Milton Bradley board game, and a spiritual sequel to [[Hero Quest]] (1991).
As with the predecessor, Space Crusade remained very faithful to the boardgame. Remaining turn based, the player controls a squad of 5 Space Marines (borrowed directly from Games Workshop's Warhammer 40K universe) who's task it was to battle through an alien spacecraft to complete various missions.
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Space Crusade built on Hero Quest's system by adding a choice of weapons and equipment, and a movement system based around action points (AP). Each character would have an alloted number of APs (decided by the roll of a dice) which would be spent on moving, firing, reloading, etc. This system was akin to more advanced turn based strategy games and thus Space Crusade was a big leap forward from Hero Quest. This was reflected in yet more favourable reviews for Gremlin Graphics. == Information == {|{{Prettytable|width: 700px; font-size: 2em;}}|Title:|| '''Space Crusade'''|-|Company:|| [[Gremlin Graphics]]|-|Type:|| Strategy|-|Year:|| 1992|-|} [[category:Games]] [[category:Games1992]]
