| Release: 2005 Developer: G5 Software OS: 98/ME/2000/XP CPU: Pentium III 700 MHz GPU: 32 Mb RAM: 256 Mb Storage: 2 Gb Version: (Full Game) Latest version |
In Cuban Missile Crisis: The Aftermath, tactics and strategy play a key role. The game's plot unfolds in the 60s, an alternative history tells of Cuba, where after a series of diplomatic disagreements, the Soviets enter into an armed conflict with America. The world is on the brink of a new global conflict, which threatens to become a major catastrophe for all of humanity. America begins a wide network of intelligence operations in Cuba, receiving more and more valuable information. At this time, the Soviets interact with the Cuban authorities and suppress the actions of enemy spies. The conflict reaches the boiling point and a war with the use of nuclear weapons is unleashed. Bombs are falling on major cities around the world, drawing the entire planet into conflict.The destructive force of the confrontation between two key powers affects different continents, turning developed and peaceful countries into radioactive ash. The results of the conflict destroy the world order and give rise to general chaos and clashes over resources. Drinking water, clean lands and air become scarce. Game modes are presented by turn-based story battles and tactical skirmishes on an open map. A variety of equipment and types of troops makes it possible to creatively approach the implementation of military operations. To gain an advantage in battle, it is important to gain control over strategic points. Each territory has an indicator of radioactive contamination, which affects the combat effectiveness of soldiers.
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