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Cuban Missile Crisis: The Aftermath Review
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Posted by Donster on: 2006-05-20 13:30:30 705
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By Mark H. Walker @ The Wargamer
Not all science fiction transpires long ago in a galaxy far, far away. Some of it is right here at home, and some of it is right now… well, sort of right now… Consider, if you will Strategy First’s Cuban Missile Crisis: The Aftermath. As the title suggests, the game is set in an alternate mid-sixties history in which things didn’t turn out so well in the Cuba. Kennedy’s blockade didn’t work, the crisis erupted into a nuclear war, albeit a limited one, and in the aftermath the fractured city-states of planet Earth struggle for survival.
In Cuban Missile Crisis: The Aftermath the struggle plays out through an overarching, turn-based, grand strategic campaign, and the real-time battles that it generates.
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