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Cyborg Commando

Cyborg Commando is a post-apocalyptic role-playing game (RPG) published by New Infinities Productions, Inc. (NIPI) in 1987. The game was created by the well-known game designers Gary Gygax, Frank Mentzer and Kim Mohan, but was a commercial failure.

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Designers
Gary Gygax, Frank Mentzer, Kim Mohan
Genres
Science fiction
Publication
1987
Publishers
New Infinities
Systems
Custom

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Cyborg Commando

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples61
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Cyborg Commando

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related to history · 17
Cyborg Commando → Although, As, But, Dragons, Dungeons, Frank Menzer, Gary Gygax, Gygax, Gygax's, Its, Kim Mohan, Mentzer, Mohan, NIPI, Rick Swan, TSR, Ultimately
related to Novels · 17
Cyborg Commando → Ace/New Infinities, Chase, Cyborg Commando's, Inc, ISBN, January, Kim Mohan, March, New Infinities, November, Pamela O'Neill, Peril, Planet, Published, Space, The Ultimate Prize, Three Cyborg Commando
related to Reception · 13
Cyborg Commando → For, However, In, Rick Swan, Role-Playing Games, Stewart Wieck, Surprisingly, Swan, The, The Complete Guide, This, Though, White Wolf
related to 10X system · 4
Cyborg Commando → Example, The, To, Unlike
related to Description · 4
Cyborg Commando → Earth, For, The, Xenoborgs
Designers · 1
Cyborg Commando → Gary Gygax, Frank Mentzer, Kim Mohan
Genres · 1
Cyborg Commando → Science fiction
Publication · 1
Cyborg Commando → 1987
Publishers · 1
Cyborg Commando → New Infinities
Systems · 1
Cyborg Commando → Custom

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Cyborg CommandoDesignersGary Gygax, Frank Mentzer, Kim Mohan1.00infobox
Cyborg CommandoGenresScience fiction1.00infobox
Cyborg CommandoPublication19871.00infobox
Cyborg CommandoPublishersNew Infinities1.00infobox
Cyborg CommandoSystemsCustom1.00infobox
Cyborg Commandois apost-apocalyptic role-playing game0.90text
Cyborg Commandorelated to 10X systemTo0.60section
Cyborg Commandorelated to 10X systemExample0.60section
Cyborg Commandorelated to 10X systemThe0.60section
Cyborg Commandorelated to 10X systemUnlike0.60section
Cyborg Commandorelated to DescriptionThe0.60section
Cyborg Commandorelated to DescriptionEarth0.60section

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