Julian Gollop
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Julian Gollop is a recognized British game designer of strategy games and founder of Mythos Games and Codo Technologies, a video game developer. His most popular work to date is the X-COM series of games. Gollop's career spans over 20 years. He has designed games for numerous systems over the years, from the early 8-bit home computers to today's 32-bit PCs.
Gollop stated that he is somewhat bitter about Hasbro Interactive usurping his intellectual property for the X-COM series of games.[citation needed] He has gone on to incorporate some of its strategic elements in his later Laser Squad Nemesis game.
[edit] Games
- Rebelstar: Tactical Command (2005)
- Laser Squad Nemesis (2002)
- The Dreamland Chronicles: Freedom Ridge (cancelled)
- Magic and Mayhem (1998)
- X-COM: Apocalypse (1997)
- UFO: Enemy Unknown/X-COM: UFO Defense (1994)
- Lords of Chaos (1990)
- Laser Squad (1988)
- Rebelstar II (1988)
- Rebelstar (1986)
- Chaos (1985)
- Rebelstar Raiders (1984)
- Nebula (1984)
- Islandia (1983)
- Time Lords (1983)
[edit] External links
- Biography on Gollop's site
- Another biography
- Julian Gollop at MobyGames
- Chaos Squad: A game tribute site to Julian Gollop
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