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Galaxy on Fire

Fishlabs Entertainment | bitComposer | Released 2006

Takes place in a fictional galaxy ruled by four major factions (the pioneering Terrans, the conservative Nivelians, the defiant Midorians and the belligerent Vossk) and centers around Keith T. Maxwell, a former Wing Commander of the Terran Space Fleet, who now earns his credits as a gun-for-hire and ends up saving the universe from demise and destruction more than once. Fans and media alike have often complimented the immense freedom of action, which Galaxy on Fire grants the player due to its well-balanced mix of storybound-, missionbound- and sandbox gameplay. At any point throughout the game, the player can digress from the main story and go on an adventure of his own. While doing so, he can freely decide whether he would like to earn his credits as a pirate hunter, hit man, mercenary, craftsman, transporter, trader, weapons dealer or smuggler, just to name a few.

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First release for Symbian OS and EKA2L1

Aug 3 2023 Galaxy on Fire 3D (GOF1) Google Translate Edition 1 comment

How I got into GOF3D modding

Some time ago I finished the GOF2 Google Translate Mod, after which I took a small break from modding. After some time I came across a post on the Kaamo Club Discord, mentioning that GOF3D, the very first Galaxy On Fire Game, is playable on a symbian emulator. Before this, I assumed playing GOF3D was near impossible, as it's no longer supported on modern mobile phones and requires the user to have an old iOS device, as well as the game already downloaded at some point in time. Although the game is in my iCloud "purchased apps" sections, I lack the former requirement. After loading the game into the symbian emulator EKA2L1, i saw that the game uses the same language file format as GOF2. This gave me the idea to make a GOF3D version of my Google Translate mod.

GitHub

The code I used to make the mod is available on GitHub. If you want to make an even more broken translation, you can just clone the repo, change the amount of translations and then run the translations.py script. I would love to see others play around with the GitHub repo.