Science Fiction
- 5150 (Two Hour Wargames, 2006)
- Aeronautica Imperialis (Forge World, 2007)
- Aeronef (Wessex Games, unknown)
- Ætherverse (Triskele Game Design Studios, 2004)
- Alien Squad Leader (15mm.co.uk, 2005)
- A Call to Arms: Babylon 5 Space Combat (Mongoose Publishing, 2004)
- A Fistful of Sardaukar (A Fistful of Games, unknown)
- AT-43 (Rackham, 2006)
- Attack Vector: Tactical (Ad Astra Games, 2004)
- Atomic Super Humans (Radioactive Press, 2010)
- Babylon 5 Wars (Agents of Gaming, 1998)
- Battlefield Evolution (Mongoose Publishing, 2007)
- Battlefleet Gothic (Games Workshop, 2005)
- BEAMSTRIKE (Open source, Unknown)
- CAV: Combat Assault Vehicle (Reaper Miniatures, 2006)
- Chain Reaction (Two Hour Wargames, 2000)
- Battletech (FASA, 1984)
- Critter Commandos (Crunchy Frog Enterprises, 1989)
- CyborGladiators (Firefly Games, 2004)
- Dark Horizon: Escape (Advanced Primate Entertainment Games, 1996)
- Defiance (Majestic Twelve Games, 2001)
- Dirtside (Ground Zero Games, 1989)
- Dirtside II (Ground Zero Games, 1993)
- Epic, versions also known as Warhammer Epic 40,000 and Epic Armageddon (Games Workshop, 1988)
- Fast And Dirty (Ivan Sorensen, 2004)
- Firestorm: Armada (Spartan Games, 2009)
- Flashpoint! (Virtual Fusion Press, unknown)
- Full Thrust (Ground Zero Games, 1992)
- Future War Commander (Specialist Military Publishing, 2008)
- Galactic Control (Armchair Assassin, 2011)
- Galactic-Conflict in the Stars (Arbron Imagineering / Iron Wind Metals, 2011)
- Galactic Warfare (Skytrex, 1973)
- Gangs of Mega-City One (Mongoose Publishing, 2005)
- Giant Monster Rampage (Radioactive Press, 2002)
- Gorkamorka (Games Workshop, 1997)
- Gruntz 15mm SCI-FI (Rottenlead, 2010)
- Halo OTT (The OTTgameteam, 2007)
- Heavy Gear (Dream Pod 9, 1989)
- Holes (Tri Tac Systems, 1995)
- Hostile Stars (Dark Realm Miniatures, 2010)
- Infinity (Corvus Belli, 2005)
- Iron Cow 2103ad (Wessex Games, 1995, reprinted 2002)
- Jovian Chronicles (Dream Pod 9, 1992)
- Jump Trooper (A Fistful of Games, unknown)
- Kryomek (Fantasy Forge Ltd, 1991)
- Laserburn (Bryan Ansell, Tabletop Games, 1980)
- LaserGrenadiers (Godfox Enterprises, unknown)
- Legions of Steel (Global Games Company, 1992)
- Mars Ascendant - Sci-Fi V 6 (Computer Moderated Miniature Wargame Rules) (Computer Strategies, 2007)
- MechWarrior: Dark Age, MechWarrior: Age of Destruction (WizKids, 2002, 2006)
- Mega Bots (Radioactive Press, 2010)
- MERCS (Mercs Minis, 2010)
- Mindstalkers (ManorHouse Miniatures, 2004)
- Monster Island: The Game of Giant Monster Combat (Firefly Games, 2002)
- Monster Mash (Radioactive Press, 2011)
- Necromunda (Games Workshop, 1995)
- New World Disorder (Precis Intermedia Gaming, 2008)
- Nuclear Renaissance (Ramshackle Studios, 2007)
- OGRE Miniatures (Steve Jackson Games, 1992)
- Omega Warrior (Flagship Games, 1998)
- Power Warriors (Radioactive Press, 2009)
- Princess Ryan's Space Marines (Simulations Tacticals (SIMTACS), 1991)
- Railgun 2100 (A Fistful of Games, unknown)
- Renegade Legion (FASA, 1987)
- Rezolution (Aberrant Games, 2004)
- Saganami Island Tactical Simulator (Ad Astra Games, 2005)
- Seeds of War (Dark Realm Miniatures, 2008)
- Sentai Heroes (Radioactive Press, 2011)
- Shockforce (Demonblade, 1998)
- Slammer (Chris and Alex Nicole, unknown)
- Space Marines (Fantasy Games Unlimited, 1980)
- Spacerfarers(Games Workshop Ltd., 1981)
- Squadron Commander 3600 (Mariner Games, 1997)
- $tar Corp$: Call to Battle! (Lance and Laser Models Inc., Crunchy Frog Enterprises, 1992)
- Star Wars Miniatures (Wizards of the Coast, 2004)
- Star Wars Miniatures Battles (West End Games, 1991)
- Star Trek: Starship Tactical Combat Simulator (Fasa Corporation, 1986)
- Stargrunt II (Ground Zero Games, 1996)
- Starguard! (McEwan Miniatures, 1974)
- Starmada (Majestic Twelve Games, 2000)
- Starship Marine (Jim Wallman, 1974)
- Starship Troopers: The Miniatures Game (Mongoose Publishing, 2005)
- StarSoldier (Simulations Publications, Inc., 1977)
- Strike Team Alpha (Gamescience, 1978)
- Striker (Game Designers' Workshop, 1981)
- Striker II (Game Designers' Workshop, 198?)
- Stellar Fire (Tactical Command Games 1996, 2000)
- Stellar Conflicts & Uprisings (Tactical Command Games 1996, 2000)
- Strikeforce (Agema.org.uk, 2007)
- Survive: Mob Rool (The OTTgameteam, 2009)
- Tactical Strike (Atlantis Games, 1999)
- Universal War (Black Skull Games 2007)
- Urban War (Urban Mammoth, 2005)
- Vehicular Homicide (Radioactive Press, 2010)
- VOR: The Maelstrom (FASA, 1999)
- Warcosm (Precis Intermedia Gaming, 2008)
- WarEngine (Universal Rules for Sci-Fi miniatures and more.)
- Warhammer 40,000 (Games Workshop, 1987)
- Warlands (Aberrant Games, 2009)
- Warzone (Target Games, 1995)
- Warpath (Mantic Games, 2011)
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