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Computer Conflict

🏢 Strategic Simulations 📅 01 Jan 1980
Expanding upon their founding wargaming success with Computer Bismarck, Strategic Simulations, Inc. (SSI) and founder Joel Billings released Computer Conflict in 1980 for the Apple II, delivering two complete tactical wargame simulations in a single deluxe bookcase box: 'Red Attack!' (simulating a high-stakes Warsaw Pact armored invasion of Western Europe during the Cold War) and 'Rebel Force' (a tactical sci-fi planetary defense operation).

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🌆 Atmosphere & Visual Direction

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Systemic interaction and engaging pacing designed for historical immersion.

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Computer Conflict is a 1980 compilation of two turn-based computer wargame scenarios by Strategic Simulations for the Apple II. The scenarios are imaginary and deal with the defense of Russia during the Cold War.

Gameplay

The game includes two scenarios – Rebel Force designed by Roger Keating and Red Attack designed by Jim Yarborough.

  • Rebel Force: A single-player “company level simulation of a battle between a modern combined arms force and a well equipped rebel force”. It was originally published as Conflict (1979) in Australia by Keating.
  • Red Attack!: “A two-player company level game which simulates an attack by a mixed Soviet tank and infantry force against a defending infantry force” where a player wins “by occupying two of the three towns on the mapboard”. The battlefield is randomized – both players must agree on a fair one before the scenario begins.

References

External links

  • Article on Conflict from Play It Again
  • Computer Conflict manual from Apple2Online.com