The Great War: 1914 - 1918 is a historical strategy game focused on the First World War, a conflict where “just move forward” was famously not an especially successful tactical doctrine. The game asks players to deal with military planning, troop movements, resources, and the grinding nature of large-scale warfare. Instead of emphasizing individual soldiers, it presents the conflict from a broader strategic perspective, encouraging players to think about fronts, objectives, and the consequences of committing forces. The historical setting gives the game a serious atmosphere, while its DOS presentation reflects the technology of its time. It can be demanding and occasionally dry, but that suits the subject matter better than flashy action would. For history and strategy enthusiasts, it offers an interesting opportunity to explore the difficult decisions surrounding one of the twentieth century's most devastating conflicts from the safety of a computer chair.
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