5 IN ONE FUN PAK

On February 1, 1994, 5 in One Fun Pak was released on Game Gear. Made by Beam Software Pty., Ltd. and published by Interplay Productions, Inc. , this strategy game is available for free on this page.

Released in 1994, 5 in One Fun Pak was made by Beam Software Pty., Ltd. and published by Interplay Productions, Inc. This game involves strategy, and is available for free on this page.

This game is a port of Interplay’s earlier release “Five Nations”, which was released in 1992 for the Amiga, Atari ST, and MS-DOS. Five Nations was the second game in the “Victory” series of turn-based strategy games by Interplay, following the original European conquest game “Civilization” (1991). The Five Nations’ engine was used by Beam Software to create two other games: 1994’s “Master of Magic”, which was set in an entirely different fantasy universe, and 1995’s 5 in One Fun Pak, which features a more contemporary setting.

The 5 in One Fun Pak is an example of a compilation game. It contains five mini games from the “Victory” series—the aforementioned Master of Magic, Civilization, and Five Nations—as well as Red Storm Rising and Star Trek: The Next Generation. The purpose of the mini-games is to show off the capabilities of the Visual Reality Engine that powered all of these games. Each mini game has its own interface, but it still looks like a part of the same game. There are also options that allow users to change each game according to their preferences—for instance, you can use one or two players instead of three and choose from several different computer opponents with varying