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Hi Glen,
A lot of lone developer games end up in the dust bin of history, but I have been involved in a couple of different independent space combat games the past couple of years. If you're interested, here are my recommendations.
I don't know which part of the game you described interested you the most (cool toys or simplicity). If it was the simplicity of play, I would highly recommend Starmada (www.mj12games.com or http://www.lclark.edu/~drake/starmada/maxburn.html) which is my current favorite. If it was the cool toys, then I would recommend Attack Vector (http://www.adastragames.com/products/adastra/av.html) which is a much more complicated simulation of 3D ship combat.
I'm sorry I can't remember the game you described, but I hope you can find it. Even if you cannot, the last five years has seen a tremendous influx of new board games that have really revived the genre's popularity. I was certainly surprised at the number of great games out there (www.boardgamegeek.com) when my group decided to take a break from D&D, we stumbled onto so many good games that we really haven't gone back to role-playing....
Cheers,
Mark
I got a title lead on this game from a friend who played something similar, if not the same game, in the early 1980s: The Space War Campaign Game. If anyone knows more about that...
I think my attraction to the game was the protractor and the fact that your "board" could be any size piece of paper. I also remember that the game had some interesting dynamics in the sense of how you could design your spaceship.
You are right about the amazing number of great board games that have been published in the last ten years: Settlers of Catan, Carcassonne, Puerto Rico, Tikal. And that's just to mention the ones I've played.
i too remember this game..... i remember sitting down for a demo of it... doubtful if i still own it though...question for you...in what year was origins hosted in detroit???
According to several pages on the Internet, Origins was held in Detroit in 1978. It may have been held there in other years, but that was the only date I saw confirmed.
this origins was actually in detroit that i attended and it was at cobo hall... i really dont think it was the 1978 convention..that would have made me 10 years old.... can anyone find any information about origin locations after that
thanks
rick