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The Final Conflict

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Also known as
The Final Conflict: A Simulation of Power Politics and Global Warfare

This real-time nuclear conquest game challenges you to invade countries and expand your empire from Cold War or random setups.

The Final Conflict: A Simulation of Power Politics and Global Warfare was developed by Plato and published by Impressions and Merit Software for DOS in 1992. No earlier release on another platform is known, so the original release year is also 1992.


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Platform
MS-DOS
Released
1992
Perspective
Top-down
Size
243.78 KB
Version
autorun.bat
Rating
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About The Final Conflict

The Final Conflict is a real time strategy game focused on global domination. Its mechanics involve selecting nations on a world map to initiate invasions, with the objective of territorial expansion.

Players engage in a nuclear themed conflict, with one setup replicating a Cold War scenario. An alternative configuration provides a challenging element by randomizing the initial positions of the competing factions.

The Final Conflict Screenshots

10 images
Title screen
Setting up a new game.
A bit of Missile Command practice
World map at game start, default Cold War scenario
Spy reports.
Satellite intelligence on incoming missiles
Number crunching.
Diplomatic actions
Troop movements in Fortress Europe
Title screen (EGA)