*Casts the spell "Thread Necromancy"*
I don't know what the hybrid game is - I played Void a fair bit in the day and found it to be a stripped back version of Warzone and 40K. Its a squadbased with alternate phases like the Action points in Warzone, each squad had four phases - Move, Shoot, Assault, Rally(?). There were other actions imbedded in those phases, which escape me right now.
Combat was fairly simple using a D10 and rolling a desigated target number or higher to hit. Weapons had a range modifier and damage was calculated using a cross referencing table. Morale checks were required if squads were reduced to 50% manpower.
Armies consisted of four Human factions and one alien faction:
Viridian - the basic human faction, had the basic marines as grunts, power armoured Assault Marines, Shock Marines and Interdict marines (could be given Drop Trooper which allowed deployment anywhere on the field within reason)
Junkers - mainly used convict conscripts as there base forces, heavy exosuits and cavalry. Mainly a short range army.
Syntha - More technologically advanced,as well as basic marines they could feild robotic troops. Tactically flexible with ranged attack and assault troops
VASA - These were like riot controll officers and super ellite troops making use of shock troop tactics.
Koralon - The alien faction, a biotech army of marine amphibians. Mainly close assault troops they had pretty devestating template attacks and certain troops had powers like open portals to allow fast troop movements.
As the game developed, army books were produced to provide the factions a more distinct image - Viridian became dinosaur riding jungle fighters, Junkers became Romanesque post-apoc dune buggy racers; Syntha became more machine like and the Koralon became parasitic invaders who could warp humans into a slave caste.
It wasnt a bad game, the rules and army books were free on I-kore's (now Urban Mammoth) website at one stage and a box set was produced with some nice multipart plastics before they ditched that idea, changed their name and rules set.
But it was no Warzone.
Jase