A political simulation game set in the Middle East, allowing players to navigate regional conflicts, alliances, and diplomacy.
Looking for a strategic game that still holds up years later? Conflict, published by Virgin Interactive in 1990, is definitely worth checking out. In this game, you'll step into the role of the Prime Minister of Israel in 1997, with the PLO planning terrorist attacks, Syria performing "maneuvers" on your border, and Jordan signing a military pact with Iraq.
To navigate these challenges, you'll need to make tough decisions about how to respond to various threats. Do you order an air-strike on the Egyptian nuclear reactor that a spy satellite has discovered? Do you move troops to the Syrian-Israeli border, escalating tensions? Or perhaps you sponsor rebels in Jordan, hoping to destabilize the country before they can become a direct threat?
Created by David Eastman, and featuring graphics library by Shahid Ahmad, Conflict remains an addictive and relevant game to this day. Whether you're a fan of strategy games or simply want to see if you have what it takes to lead a country during a crisis, Conflict is definitely worth playing.
To navigate these challenges, you'll need to make tough decisions about how to respond to various threats. Do you order an air-strike on the Egyptian nuclear reactor that a spy satellite has discovered? Do you move troops to the Syrian-Israeli border, escalating tensions? Or perhaps you sponsor rebels in Jordan, hoping to destabilize the country before they can become a direct threat?
Created by David Eastman, and featuring graphics library by Shahid Ahmad, Conflict remains an addictive and relevant game to this day. Whether you're a fan of strategy games or simply want to see if you have what it takes to lead a country during a crisis, Conflict is definitely worth playing.
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