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Nukewar

aka: Kakusensō, Nuclear War

Moby ID: 14773

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VIC-20 screenshots

thumbnail — Title screen

thumbnail — Starting a new game

thumbnail — You can build one base and also spy to reveal enemy city and base locations or you can build two bases.

thumbnail — War is declared, ending the weapons build up phase of the game.

thumbnail — The USA calls to negotiate.

thumbnail — But there will be no negotiation. Missile destinations are prepared.

thumbnail — Enemy ICBMs are inbound!

thumbnail — Bombers and submarines will reach their destination after a random number of turns. Once they do, they can launch missiles and drop bombs.

thumbnail — The map shows much nuclear devastation. The USA calls again to negotiate.

thumbnail — The war is over.

thumbnail — A minor victory. Was it worth the cost?

thumbnail — Nuclear accidents can happen and destroy one country tile.

thumbnail — If the cold war lasts until 1970 you can build anti-ballistic missile (ABM) bases. These shoot down incoming ICBMs and bombers before they destroy their targets.

thumbnail — This time peace lasts until 1980, allowing for much larger weapons and defense build up.

thumbnail — Ten ABMs are available to help stop incoming nukes.

thumbnail — The damage is bad on both sides and a call goes out to negotiate.

thumbnail — Cities destroyed and a tie declared. A strange game, perhaps the only winning move is not to play?

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