Editing Traveller (role-playing game) (section)

=== Software ===
''The Imperial Data Recovery System'' is a computer program published by [[FASA]] in 1981 as a play aid to speed up bookkeeping for ''Traveller'', and assist with game aspects such as sector maps, records of characters and ships, and in-game encounters. John M. Morrison reviewed ''The Imperial Data Recovery System'' in ''The Space Gamer'' No. 50.<ref name="SG2">{{Cite journal |last=Morrison |first=John M. |date=April 1982 |title=Capsule Reviews |journal=[[The Space Gamer]] |publisher=[[Steve Jackson Games]] |issue=50 |pages=34–35}}</ref> Morrison commented that "I would seriously recommend that FASA take this off the market and re-write it from the ground up. There's definitely room for a ''Traveller'' aid program on the market, but not this one."<ref name="SG2" />

GDW licensee [[Paragon Software Corporation|Paragon]] produced two video games based on the ''Traveller'' universe:
* ''[[MegaTraveller 1: The Zhodani Conspiracy]]'' (1990) for [[Amiga]], [[Atari ST]], and [[MS-DOS]]
* ''[[MegaTraveller 2: Quest for the Ancients]]'' (1991) for Amiga and MS-DOS<ref name="DD70-79"/>{{rp|173}}

TravellerMap is an interactive map detailing the primary setting for Traveller. While it was originally fan-made, it has been made canon by reference,<ref>{{Cite book |title=The Great Rift Book 1: The Great Rift |publisher=[[Mongoose Publishing]] |pages=4}}</ref> which reference states that what appears in real life on that site is what appears in-universe to users of a certain widely used stellar navigational tool.