Diplomacy

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At its heart, Diplomacy is a game about the disastrous alliances that led to World War I, and, as such, it’s a game that relies heavily on human interaction. In the board game version of Diplomacy, you control a European power and must wheel and deal with your other players each turn. You have to gauge how much you can trust them, and create alliances of convenience to crush the current king of the hill. It’s an incredibly intense experience, because you’ll huddle with your own allies and make your plans, while other players (representing other countries) also huddle together and whisper in the corner. To make it worse, you don’t know how much you can trust your allies, so the best you can do is make plans and then hope that they deliver on their promises during the simultaneous resolution phase. Needless to say, there are countless moments in the history of Diplomacy when players have been backstabbed by their supposed friends.

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Year: 2005
Genre: Turn based strategy

System requirements
• Win 2000/XP
• Pentium III 800MHz
• 256MB RAM
• 32MB Graphics Card with T&L

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