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Hi guys, I've been looking for a whille a game with this kind of description: It's a old game, played on PC, with a map as the picture, the player is the red team, and the IA enemy is the blue team, the map is played like a diamond, it's like a capture the flag/zone game, you produce troops and send them over the blue places, and the IA do the same to you, any idea of the game?
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Hmmm... it's a long shot, but it reminds me of Z. Mind you what GOG has is a terrible PC/mobile port, not the DOS original.
Going by your description it could either be Populous
or Populous II you are looking for.
Post edited December 12, 2023 by Mori_Yuki
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GranVaron: Hi guys, I've been looking for a whille a game with this kind of description: It's a old game, played on PC, with a map as the picture, the player is the red team, and the IA enemy is the blue team, the map is played like a diamond, it's like a capture the flag/zone game, you produce troops and send them over the blue places, and the IA do the same to you, any idea of the game?
Space Crusade 1992?
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GranVaron: - an old game
- played on PC
- with a map as the picture (shaped like a diamond)
- player is the red team // AI enemy is the blue team
- like a capture the flag/zone game
- you produce troops and send them over the blue places, and the AI does the same to you
- How old are we talking here? (80s, 90s, 00s, 10s)?
- Was the game installed on the PC or something you played online (= Flash game)?
- That's a lot of wasted space (going by your drawing) - what else was there visible (in the corners of the screen)?
- So, the player and the AI had two starting positions/camps/towns/whatever on the map? Was this a board game conversion?
- The goal was to destroy all enemy forces within a zone, I assume?
- Done in real time?

Edit: what "theme" had the game?
Fantasy (orks and elves, etc)? Futuristic (space marines and robots)?
Post edited December 12, 2023 by BreOl72
Was that some kind of game where you are constantly producing units? What kind of control did you have on your team? Would you label it as a strategy game? Did you have resources? Do you remember anything about some units? Was this a totally symmetrical game?