Nukewar™

COMPUTER SIMULATION GAME

The time is the late twentieth century. Your country and a neighboring country have recently developed nuclear capability. Never the best of friends in the first place, your countries are now engaged in a massive nuclear arms build-up that has come to be known as "cold war". The stakes are as high as they come: literal survival for your citizens and your democratic way of life.

Each year, you must decide to allocate some resources into massive espionage efforts to locate enemy bases and industrial centers, or concentrate effort into producing more engines of nuclear destruction. You must choose among jet fighter-bombers, land-based missiles, missile submarines, or anti-ballistic missiles.

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Your neighboring country is controlled by a cold and calculating computer whose sole objective is to annihilate you utterly! Tension mounts until either you or the computer launches a preemptive first strike. The nuclear destruction will then continue until either all weapons are expended or a truce is negotiated. Victory is determined by population remaining and world political opinion, which is usually against the side that started the war. If both sides loose enough people, neither one will win!

This computer simulation creates a hypothetical conflict between two abstract countries. NUKEWAR is very fast-paced and easy to learn, and can be enjoyed equally by game players of all ages and levels of experience. Best of all, once the nuclear war is over, you can bring the two countries back to life and try it all over again!

This computer game can be played on the following microcomputer systems:

Atari 400/800® 16K

Apple II®, Applesoft® BASIC, 16K Memory Beyond BASIC

PET®, 16K Memory

TRS-80®, Level II, 16K Memory

This game package contains a complete set ot instructions and software with the programs for the above computers.

Source:

Back of Box - Apple II/Atari 8-bit/PET/CBM/TRS-80 (US)