Defcon
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We have all had some kind of passing sense of dread when considering the possibility (probability) of complete nuclear annihilation. That sense of dread doesnt last long because nuclear war isnt something easily fathomed by most of us human...
By Fusion Mods onDefcon is a game about nuclear war. You choose a continent, ally with other players and then everyone kills as many people as they possibly can; launching off nukes in a final strike for worldwide supremacy as you coldly gaze upon the sterile vectors...
By DarkZero onThese days computer games and movies go pretty much hand in hand, whether it is a movie of a game or a game of a movie. But back in the 80's that wasn't so much the case. Sure there were movie tie in games, but not to the same scale we get now....
By Yet Another Review Site onDefcon will attract folk that have always wanted a starkly realistic global conflict war game, spiced up with a solid nuclear bashing in the end game. It’s unfortunate and surprising that there are precious few games that fit into this...
By Atomic MPC onDEFCON(hx) 05:46 PM EDT - Oct,08 2006 DEFCON is a war game from British developer Introverson Software, the guys who created Uplink and Darwinia. In DEFCON, you have a dehumanized 1980s vector graphics computer-themed world map, a varied arsenal of...
By Gameguru Mania onFew subjects can inspire as much fear and fascination as the threat of all-out nuclear war. Ever since Oppenheimer uttered his famous quote "I am become death, the destroyer of worlds" the world has lived in constant fear of total thermonuclear...
By GamePro onAt its roots, Defcon is a deceptively simple multiplayer strategy game, the objective of which is simply to kill as much of the opposition civilian population as possible, whilst avoiding casualties in your select region of the earth. There are a...
By Strategy Informer onYou’ll enjoy every second that you learn and adore every second you play. At £10, if you pass up on this opportunity, you don’t deserve to call yourself a...
By Pocket-lint on