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Spoils of War

by German Design Group

Genres:Strategy, Turn-based strategy (TBS), Simulator

Themes:Fantasy, Business

Game modes:Single player

Story:It was made by German Design Group in 1991 for DOS, C64, and Amiga, the game takes place on a different planet but is essentially an eco sim about colonization of the new world.

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