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Platform
SNES
Genres
Simulation · Strategy
Player Perspective
Top-down
Developers
Manley & Associates
Publishers
Vic Tokai
Release date
March 1, 1993

Summary

Super Conflict: The Mideast plays out like a giant game of chess on a hexagonal board, pitting a Blue force against a Red one. Each side’s primary objective is to eliminate the opponent’s Flag Unit, and on the toughest difficulty a floating Flag Ship adds a second, equally critical target.

Every hex carries its own terrain – from open plains to rugged mountains – and can host a single unit at a time. Strategic locations such as cities, airports and shipyards can be seized; once under your control they become handy repair hubs or launch points for further operations.

Higher skill levels introduce extra layers: the Flag Ship appears on level five, and certain scenarios let you build factories that churn out fresh units. Managing these resources while maneuvering across varied terrain makes each match feel like a living, breathing battlefield.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Single