Console: | Amiga |
TV Standard: | Region Not Set |
Developer(s): | New World Computing, Inc. |
Publisher(s): | U.S. Gold Ltd. |
Release Date: | 1989-01-01 |
Players: | 1 |
Co-op: | No |
ESRB: | E - Everyone |
Type: | Strategy |


The game's introduction includes an homage to Dr. Strangelove. Each player - one human, four computer-controlled - is represented by a caricature of a national leader (the MS-DOS version allowed more than one human player). If there is a computer-controlled winner at the end of the game, that leader is depicted jumping for joy in the middle of a blasted wasteland, crowing "I won! I won!". If the player wins only the high score board is shown. Once a player (computer or human) loses, all of their stockpiled weapons are automatically launched. It's possible for a game to have no winner because of this. If this happens, a cut scene of the earth shattering and exploding is shown, and the high score table appears (though without any new entries).