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Powermonger reviews
"Bullfrog's next one on from Populous didn't have quite the same impact as its predecessor, but it remains a classic wargame and graphically impressive to boot. There is an option to connect computers together via a modem or direct cable so two human players can compete head-to-head. The game also supports a network allowing four-player competition. The amount of detail in the game is incredible - birds rustling feathers, voices of blacksmiths in their workshops and cheering." - PC Review Issue 7 (1992)
Collector's corner:
In 1991 an expansion disk (for computers only) was released that changed the setting from the conquest of a medieval kingdom, to World War I. The game play was still essentially the same, but with more ranged weapons and war-machines.
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Additional info about Powermonger
Input: keyboard, mouse
Distributed on: 3,5 floppy disk
Abandonware DOS views: 10182
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