Operation Apocalypse
Operation Apocalypse is a computer wargame for the Apple II published by Strategic Simulations in 1981.
Operation Apocalypse
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- 1981
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Operation Apocalypse is a computer wargame for the Apple II published by Strategic Simulations in 1981.
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• Title — Operation Apocalypse • Designer — Roger Keating • Publisher — Strategic Simulations • Platforms — Apple II • Released — 1981 • Genre — Computer wargame
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Operation Apocalypse is a game in which four World War II confrontations are simulated between German and American forces.
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Paul Todd and Russell Sipe reviewed the game for Computer Gaming World, and stated that "Operation Apocalypse is a two player game. But if you can't find someone with which to play, the computer plays a good game. There are no less than four levels of solitaire play. The computer can even play both sides. The game contains sufficient tactical problems and complexity to give it a realistic feel."
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- 1.Todd, Paul. Operation Apocalypse: A Review and Campaign Scenario. Computer Gaming World. 1. 2. 25–26. January–February 1982.
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