...and it's not very pretty.
Written on June 15th, 2026 by Tech Ads
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We have seen the future, and it’s not very pretty.
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No matter who you've crushed to get there. Nothing...can prepare you for this. :
No, not Iraqis. Rexxons. Relentless, Al-controlled alien mercenaries with military capabilfes far greater than that of ten thousand Third World
nations. And all of it—every bit of this deep space hell—takes place in a brilliant, hyper-realistic 3D universe 500 million miles into the future.
Inferno is here. Heed the warning.
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‘…and it’s not very pretty.’
Inferno : The Odyssey Continues was a CD-Rom only MS DOS 1994 space combat simulator developed by Digital Image Design and published by Ocean Software. Inferno’s soundtrack was provided by Alien Sex Fiend. Next Generation magazine gave Inferno : The Odyssey Continues a middling review.
A playable version of Inferno : The Odyssey Continues can be found at the Internet Archive. The 1996 Ocean Software homepage can be found at the Wayback Machine. The 1996 Ocean Software homepage for Inferno : The Odyssey Continues can also be found at the Wayback Machine.
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