The Perfect General 1 rocketed QQP to fame when it was released in 1990. The game offers a complete player history, an elaborate scoring system, and good AI.
The Perfect General 2 ups the ante with VGA graphics, modem play, excellent phased action, and better AI. Arguably the best game QQP ever produced, PG2 sadly didn't garner much acclaim, perhaps due to the release of SSI's ground-breaking Panzer General in the same year (1994). Two abstract wargames at its best!
Note: In 2002, Killer Bee Software announced the acquisition of the copyrights and source code to both Empire Deluxe and The Perfect General from Mark Baldwin and Bob Rakosky, formerly of White Wolf Productions.
Review By HOTUD
Add-On Disks
The complete version contains the two add-ons: World War II Battle Set and Greatest Battles of the 20th Century.
First scenario disk World War II Battle Set contains :
- 1943 - Kursk (battle of all time)
- 1967 - Suez Conflict
- 1973 - Suez Conflict
- 1942 - Malta
- 1968 - Long Binh Inferno
- 1968 - Saigon
- 1982 - Falklands Victory
- 1945 - Shenyang
- 1942 - Stalingrad (battle over a dead town)
- 1940 - Guderian Forward
- 1950 - Inchan
- 1940 - Operation Sea Lion
- 1993 - Line of the Kill
- 1942 - The Hollywood Dream
- 1941 - The Moscow Push
- what if? - Fulda Gap
- 1941 - Bataan
- 1950 - Pusan Perimeter
- 1941 - Crete
- 1943 - Dnepr Br.
It covers World War II, Vietnam War, the Korean War battles, the Cold War conflict and others. The base game needs to be installed to play these new scenarios.
The second disk, Greatest Battles of the 20th Century , contains :
- 1943 - Kursk (battle of all time)
- 1967 - Suez Conflict
- 1973 - Suez Conflict
- 1942 - Malta
- 1968 - Long Binh Inferno
- 1968 - Saigon
- 1982 - Falklands Victory
- 1945 - Shenyang
- 1942 - Stalingrad (battle over a dead town)
- 1940 - Guderian Forward
- 1950 - Inchan
- 1940 - Operation Sea Lion
- 1993 - Line of the Kill
- 1942 - The Hollywood Dream
- 1941 - The Moscow Push
- what if? - Fulda Gap
- 1941 - Bataan
- 1950 - Pusan Perimeter
- 1941 - Crete
- 1943 - Dnepr Br.
It covers World War II, Vietnam War, the Korean War battles, the Cold War conflict and others. The base game needs to be installed to play these new scenarios.
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Comments and reviews
In about 1992 it gave me an happy childhood, I describe the game only with White Wolf and someone told me the name
As much as I don't like that type strategy games this one really grabbed my attention. It is easily apprehensive and not complexed as many other titles.
What ? And this would be a wargame? But seriously ? At the time of this game, I played war games worthy of the name!
This game has been my username on every forum and website! I loved playing it and once I sort out a Dos-box/emulator I shall love playing it again. Thank you so much.
Manual is now available below these comments.
Great game,. i played a lot when i was young. Still have the original game and box with manuals and card maps
You can not play this game without the manual, not supplied here, as it is copy protected and you need the manual for the key word.
PG & PG II player. Great to see it come back.
I'm pretty sure the file R-TPG.COM in the archive exists to crack the game, that's what it says when I run it after all. The reason I'm not entirely sure is because, when I run the game, the screen doesn't repaint properly. I'm not sure whether I'm getting to the stage where the word from the manual is elicited.
@mymoon what are the words?
Good game..
I had a copy of the game and it was a *copy*, not an original. It was asking a word from the manual and we were trying to guess it to start the game. :) then we realized that we could check the files with norton commander and found all the words that the game was asking. At least out guesses were now among some 20ish(?) words.
No comment nor review for this game at the moment.