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name	publisher(developer)	year	description	platform
1914: Prelude to Chaos	Amaterasu Software	2017		Windows
1914: The Great War	JoWood Productions (TriNode)	2003	The player takes on the career of an officer in World War I. This main character is assigned by his superior to various posts along the fighting fronts of Western Europe, where he must prove his strategic abilities. The game features two campaigns consisting of 15 exciting missions each, all based on original battles. To begin with, players must choose the side they want to fight on: Allies or Germans. Packed with original units and maps, the game really immerses the player in the atmosphere of WWI. The style of theentire game will be based on that era. * Turn-based strategy hit set in World War I * Realistic 3D landscape * 3D units - faithful, highly detailed and wonderfully animated copies of the real thing * 2 interlinked campaigns (Allies or Germans) with a total of 30 original missions * More than 60 units from four nations (Germany, France, Great Britain and the US) * Countless special functions including repair, reloading, building of barricades, transport, salvaging wreckage * Improve your troops during the course of the campaigns to turn them into elite fighting units [JoWooD]	Windows
Aerial Combat Manoeuvres 1918	Project 2 (aqua pacific)	1999		Windows
Air Battle	Philips	1985		Odyssey2
Air Battle+	Philips	1983		G7400
Air Conflicts: Secret Wars	bitComposer Games (Games Farm)	2011	Air Conflicts: Secret Wars is an arcade flight simulation set in a world war I + II scenario. During the 7 campaigns the player has to fly and fight through 49 missions. Before taking off, the player can choose between different aircrafts, each with different strengths and weaknesses. Within the missions the player gets different objectives like patrolling, sneaking, hit & run, bombing and escorting. Objectives are presented as dialogues between different characters. After some missions the player can upgrade one of his skills in order to maneuver the airplanes easier, have more endurance or have your wingman boosted. Further, the player can choose between two control schemes. Arcade and simulation. The first one makes the game easier to control, while the second one gives more options to control the aircraft. Beside the campaign the game also features several multiplayer modes, local and via internet for up to four players. Key features * Seven campaigns, each based upon a resistance movement of the second world war * Action-packed gameplay delivers the excitement of serial combat in a manner accessible to everyone * Over twenty different landscapes, each individually detailed with period precision * Pilot more than 16 individual aircraft, in both World War One and World War Two settings * Machine gun your enemies, dog fight, bomb ground targets and rocket ground troops and enemy vehicles * More than 48 varied missions provide combat, stealth and exploratory gameplay * The player controls his aircraft with either mouse and keyboard or gamepad * The player can choose between two control schemes: Arcade and simulation. * Several multiplayer modes, local and via internet for up to four players	Windows
Air Warrior III	Interactive Magic	1997		Windows
American History Lux	My Game Company;Sillysoft Games (Sillysoft Games)	2009	This is a proprietary commercial game. Sort of a deluxe risk clone. Divides specific regions more finely for battles specific to wars with American involvement. [Zerothis]	Linux
American History Lux	Sillysoft Games	2006		Mac OS X
Amnesia: The Bunker	Frictional Games	2023		Windows
Arcade Flight Simulator	Codemasters (Amazing Games)	1989		ZX Spectrum
Arcade Flight Simulator	Codemasters (Amazing Games)	1989		C64
Arcade Flight Simulator	Codemasters (Amazing Games)	1989		Amstrad CPC
Baron Rouge	Labochrome	1985		QL
Battle 1917	CCS	1983		ZX Spectrum
Battle 1917	CCS	1983		BBC
Battle 1917	CCS	1984		Electron
Battle Cruiser Action	Mytopia Gameware Institute	1981	[Mytopia Gameware Institute is] A game studio founded in the late '70s with the notion that a computer can play a game just like the player. It didn't need to cheat, and with the correct programming can even outplay a human. They finally overcame this hurdle in 1981 with the critically acclaimed game "Battle Cruiser Action" [Frank Heffner]	Apple II E
Battle of Empires: 1914-1918	Best Way Soft (Great War Team)	2016		Linux
Biggles	Mirrorsoft (Dalali Software)	1986		ZX Spectrum
Biggles	Mirrorsoft (Dalali Software)	1986		C64
Biggles	Mirrorsoft (Dalali Software)	1986		Amstrad CPC
Blue Max	U.S. Gold	1984		ZX Spectrum
Blue Max	Synapse Software	1983	[4]***Players control a biplane in a pseudo-3D isometric environment... The plane can move up, down, left and right, as well as shoot at other planes and bomb buildings, cars, runways, and enemy planes on standby. When damaged, parts of the plane will cease to function properly; fuel may leak, the machine gun may fire intermittently, the plane may lose altitude. Overall a fine game with decent sound and excellent graphics.	C64
Blue Max	Synapse Software	1983		Atari 400/800
Blue Max: Aces of the Great War	Three-Sixty (Artech Digital Productions)	1990	1914 - the peaceful blue skies over France are shattered forever by the machine guns of mankind's first fighting aircraft. The medal "Pour le Merite" - The British called it "the Blue Max" - was awarded to the best German pilots of World War I. To flyers of both sides it symbolized the utmost in daring, courage, and honor during a time that will never be repeated in the story of aviation. Fame was rated daily on the numbers of planes shot down; rapid advances were made in flying technology and techniques; men prepared themselves to die at the word of a leader. And out of it all grew the desire to fly and win that pushed pilots, airplanes, and the newborn aviation industry to the limits. In Blue Max: Aces of the Great War, begin by choosing sides and one of eight great fighters. Action is immediate and relentless, as you fly the most famous aircraft of the time - Fokker, Spad, Nieuport, Sopwith, Albatross - with the best of the best, including Richthofen, Fonck, Mannock, and Rickenbacker. Learn the characteristics of each plane, and the different tricks and techniques of each ace. Different playing modes let one or two players fly solo, as a team, or against each other using the same computer. Fly in full action dogfights, undertake missions to destroy bridges and observation balloons, or work out strategies a segment at a time in detail.* [23]* [97]* [97]* [102]*** [52]	Amiga
Blue Max: Aces of the Great War	Three-Sixty (Artech Digital Productions)	1991		Atari ST
Blue Max: Aces of the Great War	Three-Sixty (Artech Digital Productions)	1990		MS-DOS
Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land	Red Wasp Design	2012		Android
Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land	Red Wasp Design	2012		iOS
Call of Cthulhu: The Wasted Land	Red Wasp Design	2011		Windows
Commander: The Great War	Slitherine (The Lordz Games Studio)	2011		Windows
Curse You! Red Baron	Sierra On-Line (Dynamix)	1999		Linux
Darkest of Days	Phantom EFX (8Monkey Labs)	2009	[b]Minimum:[/b] * Windows XP or Vista * 2 GHz CPU * 768 MB RAM * 128 MB VRAM * GeForce 6600 or Radeon 9800 GPU * 5 GB HD space [b]Recommended:[/b] * 2 GHz dual-core CPU * 2 GB RAM * GeForce 8800 or Radeon HD 3000 GPU**Story What if history was not supposed to play out the way it has? What if people from the future are playing with us; making us do the things to make the future world a ‘better place' - what is a ‘better place' anyway? Should History ever be changed, even the most traumatic times? Doesn't History shape who we are? Gameplay In Darkest of Days, you get to experience some of the most varied gameplay ever released in one title. Things will never get stale as you travel to distant times, and fight alongside people from that time period. Fighting in Antietam (the bloodiest day of the American Civil War) feels much different than fighting on the side of the Russians at Tannenberg (where the Russians withstood 140,000 casualties in WW I). Fight In FIVE Distinct Different Time Periods Whether its in Pompeii, Antietam, WW I, or two other unannounced time periods, you will fight with weapons of the time period. You will fight against enemies that fight in different ways, all reflective of how fighting was done at that time. * Participate In EPIC Battle Scenes . .* You will fight against the Confederates (and the Union at times), facing a staggering number of troops, all fighting in unison. Ready, aim . . . steady men . . . FIRE! . .* You will jump from the trenches in WW I to lead an attack against the Huns. You will man artillery to hit distant targets. You will defend to the last man! . .* You will Fight in Pompeii, while Mt. Vesuvius is spewing ash and fire into the atmosphere. You will fight amongst a frightened population, fleeing for their lives. * Play From Opposing Sides Of Conflicts Nearly every time-period offers game-play from each side of the conflict. In trying to keep History pure, you have to undo mistakes you make, which may require fighting from the other perspective to ‘mend'. * Unleash Hell With Futuristic Weaponry What could you have done with a automatic rifle during the Civil War, or some futuristic laser sighted pulse cannon in the Trenches of WW I? There are times where you have no other choice but to bust out the big guns. [Phantom EFX]	Windows
Darkest of Days	Phantom EFX (8Monkey Labs)	2009		X360
Dawn Patrol	Empire (Rowan Software)	1995	Requires 1Mo RAM.*** [22]	Amiga
Dawn Patrol	Empire (Rowan Software)	1994		MS-DOS
Dawn Patrol: Computer Aerial Combat	TSR	1980		Apple II E
Deep Strike	Durell	1986		ZX Spectrum
Deep Strike	Durell	1986		C64
Deep Strike	Durell	1986		Amstrad CPC
Dicta Boelcke	BundSoft Videogame Works	?		Linux
Dogfight Elite	Echoboom Apps	2013		Linux
Doughboy	Ark Royal Games	?		Tandy Coco
Dreadnoughts	MC Lothlorien	1983		ZX Spectrum
Dreadnoughts	Turcan Research Systems	1992		Amiga
Dreadnoughts	Turcan Research Systems	1992		MS-DOS
Dreadnoughts at Jutland	Specsim	1987	The game was reviewed in contemporary magazines but is still missing.*** [6]	ZX Spectrum
Eagles	SSI	1983		Apple II E
Eagles	SSI	1983		Atari 400/800

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