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/ Genres / Action / The Final Conflict / Play in browser

The Final Conflict - Play Online

DOS - 1991
Also available on: Amiga

For small DOS games like The Final Conflict, you can play online immediately with your browser (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge, Opera...). This feature is experimental, the game may not work properly.

Warning: game save should work, but you should try it early! Also, be careful to select the right game executable in the list above.

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_the_antihero 06 Dec. 2025

I played this game A LOT when it came out and it was a little less buggy. You can play a scenario or be virtually any nation on the map, create alliances and coalitions, etc. The creation and movement of units is a little tedious, it's a lot of mouse clicking, but it is gratifying to win. The in game action takes the form of a version of Missile Command by Atari.. When the enemy is nuking you with their MIRV warheads you can shoot them down with what would be perhaps a Nike missile defense. It can get hectic when they send more than a single four split MIRV at you. You can't access the missile defense until the last 5 seconds before impact. This has me waiting a while for the countdown sometimes because the browser is slow. I usually play with spies turned off just so I can see what's going on everywhere.

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