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Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator (Video Game)
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Conflict: Middle East Political Simulator is a turn-based strategy game about playing as Israel. The year is 1997 and the former Prime Minister has just been assassinated, leaving you in charge. With full control over the country's diplomatic, intelligence, and military capabilities, your goal is to navigate the realpolitik of the Middle East to achieve your goals. All the while, you must address the Palestinian conflict, compete in nuclear arms races, look good to the United States and United Nations, balance your military buildup against internal dissent and economic development, and manage military deployments and weapons procurement.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })There are quite a few differences between the original and the remake:In the original game, your goal is bring down the governments of Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, and Jordan before they do it to you first. In the remake, your goal is to get re-elected, which in turn can be helped by fulfilling randomized campaign promises ranging from the elimination of a certain country from the game, to preventing them from having a nuclear weapon, to democratizing a nation, and so on.In the original, military expansion is done through two methods: decision at the end of each year to add 2 infantry brigades to the Israeli army, as well as purchasing military equipment from foreign countries, with more advanced equipment becoming available as a reward for repeated purchases. In the remake, there is no distinction between "brigades" and equipment, with all unit types produced domestically.Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })It has a Let's Play here. Someone recently made a freeware Fan Remake of the game, which is available for download here. | |
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As the Good Book Says... | |
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As the Good Book Says...: When you first launch the game, it randomly selects some flavor text to display before showing the main menu. One of them quotes Revelation 8:7: | |
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Assassination Attempt: When a country's insurgents are sufficiently strong, you can call for the assassination of the their leader. If this succeeds, it will bring about the collapse of the country a turn or two sooner than would otherwise happen, which might be important if you happen to be losing a war with them at the time. If the attempt fails, however, Israel will be condemned for planning terrorist action, and the insurgents will be left in disarray, delaying the defeat of that country. | |
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