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Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator

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Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator Conflict: The Middle East Political Simulator

This political strategy simulator challenges you to lead Israel through 1990s diplomacy, espionage, and military crises.

Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator was developed by David Eastman and published by Virgin Mastertronic for DOS in 1990; this is the original release platform and year.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1990
Size
125.91 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
4 votes

About Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator

Conflict is a DOS title from 1997 that functions as a political and strategic simulation. Its scenario is built around a speculative Middle Eastern crisis beginning with the death of the Israeli prime minister, after which the player assumes that office.

The player's responsibilities involve a range of governmental functions. These include directing foreign policy toward neighboring states, overseeing intelligence operations, and managing military procurement. A central objective is to achieve nuclear superiority while also maintaining a peaceful relationship with Palestinian factions.

Gameplay integrates domestic governance with external military engagement, as armed conflict with other nations is a possible outcome of diplomatic decisions. Managing these simultaneous demands makes the experience challenging.

Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator Screenshots

10 images
Prologue
Main title
The papers
Policy menu
Making a political policy
Managing the nuclear race
Dealing with the Palestinian problem
Reviewing forces
Buying equipment
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