Berlin's Fight

About the Game

The "battlefield" is Berlin, where Americans and Russians clash to conquer each other's territory and unite it! The houses are visible on the board, as well as the familiar "wall" that divides the board into Western and Eastern areas. The 4 "S"s represent the two camps that each country has. Each camp has 6 tanks, i.e. 12 per country. The aim of each player is to enter the other's headquarters, symbolized by "XXX". At the start of the game, headquarters gives the player the number of possible moves. Then four arrows appear, which you use to select and move a tank to other positions. The movement buttons are:

W-up A-down O-left P-right M-select, tank movement. When someone wins, something beautiful appears, which you will see when you play. Its structure is clearly visible from the REM. Overall, the program is a nice strategy game, and my tips are: a) Capture the gates first to cut off your opponent's attack, but make sure the tank you put there has strong support because if the other player destroys it, then... the roles change. b) With a strong defense, you can quickly go on the counterattack. c) Tanks at intersections mean coverage and protection of four squares!