Computer Third Reich
A computer adaptation of a World War II board wargame.
Computer Third Reich is a computer wargame published in 1992 by The Avalon Hill Game Company. It adapts the board game Rise and Decline of the Third Reich to simulate strategic warfare in World War II.
Quick Facts
- Publisher
- The Avalon Hill Game Co.
- Developer
- Thalean Software
- Platforms
- Amiga, Atari ST
- Genre
- Strategy
- Released
- 1992
Facts from the source article.
Reception
Wyatt Lee, writing for Computer Gaming World, suggested the game suits those ready for aggressive diplomacy. Alfred Charles Giovetti in Current Notes found it accessible for newcomers, as the computer handles rules and complexity. Jeff James of Amiga World noted that despite lacking graphics and sound, the game offers a solid interface and strong gameplay. Richard Mataka in Amazing Computer remarked that while easy to learn, mastering its subtle strategies is difficult, and each playthrough differs. M. Evan Brooks, also in Computer Gaming World, described the game's AI as mediocre.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who developed Computer Third Reich?
Computer Third Reich was developed by Thalean Software.
What platforms is Computer Third Reich available on?
Computer Third Reich was released for Amiga and Atari ST.
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