Babylon 5: I've Found Her - Danger and Opportunity

Babylon 5: I've Found Her - Danger and Opportunity (2003)

by Space Dream Factory
Genres:Shooter, Simulator
Themes:Action, Science fiction, Drama
Game modes:Single player
Story:"Babylon 5: I've Found Her" is a space combat simulator game, based upon the popular TV series, "Babylon 5". It uses the "true space physics", seen in games such as Elite and I-War, which means the ship will continue moving in one direction until the engines are fired in another direction (unlike games such as Wing Commander where the ship handles like an airplane). The storyline in the default campaign (more are downloadable from their official web site) is centered around the Shadow War. Danger and Opportunity is a prequel campaign to the game with 3 training missions and 5 full missions based on a stand-alone prologue storylineShow more
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One of the best fan-made games I've played. The storyline is engaging, the flight physics are well-crafted, providing a smooth and realistic experience, and even the graphics, despite being fan-made, still hold up and can be appreciated for their attention to detail and atmosphere.
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