ATAC (1992) is what you get when someone says, “What if we made SimCity, but for waging the War on Drugs?” You play as the head of an anti-narcotics task force, deploying units, tracking smugglers, and launching airstrikes like it's your daily to-do list. The tone is serious, the mechanics are complex, and the politics… let’s just say subtlety isn’t in ATAC’s vocabulary. It’s part simulator, part arcade game, part propaganda — but strangely compelling if you’re into micromanagement with a side of moral ambiguity.
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