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Cuban Missile Crisis
Developer G5 Software
Cuban Missile Crisis: The Aftermath, also known as The Day After: Fight for Promised Land and known in Russia as Caribbean Crisis (Russian: Карибский кризис), is a real-time tactics computer game developed by Russian developer G5 Software and published by 1C Company in Russia, Black Bean Games in Europe and Strategy First in North America. It was made using Nival Interactive's Enigma engine and is similar to… From Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 4.0)
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41 of 41 · most liked firstChina just punched back as hard as the US, imposing 84% tariffs on goods from the USA, beginning tomorrow April 10th. This is a game of chicken played with some of the highest stakes ever (second only to the Cuban Missile Crisis?) Feels like it's China's to win. www.theguardian.com/business/liv...
unlabelledView post →Drawing Wario everyday until there's a new Wario Land game day 1962. 1962 was the year of the Cuban Missile Crisis! Wario got tied up in a little bit of an uh... conundrum...
unlabelledView post →Only time for one game this past weekend and taught 1960:The Making of the President to a friend of mine. Was hoping to get this one plus 13 Days: The Cuban Missile Crisis and Watergate in. Took us longer to play 1960 than I had planned. Had fun though. @jasondcmatthews.bsky.social #boardgames
unlabelledView post →7) Here's a good example: "I'm working on a role-playing game about the experiences of ordinary American families living through the Cuban Missile Crisis. While I'm familiar with events in general, I'd like to better understand the American societal response, right down to the individual level."
unlabelledView post →I started turning the tide and it was getting really late, so she ironically used "How I Learned to Stop Worrying..." during the Cuban Missile Crisis to coup Angola and end the game in global thermonuclear war.
unlabelledView post →For reference, I do not regret using them. X-men has used their metaphor to talk about current events from Apartheid to the Cuban Missile Crisis to AIDS. What the fuck kinda X-men game would I be if I didn't do the same? But /do/ take care of yourself.
unlabelledView post →The fact that the entire postwar "we built these institutions to Not Have Another World War" order is facing its greatest threat since the Cuban Missile Crisis because a racist game show host can't read a map just makes me want to lie down
unlabelledView post →6) Here's a bad example: "I'm working on a game based on the Cuban Missile Crisis. Can you help me get the details right?" That's less than helpful because there's no indication of what the game is and what it is you need beyond "help" or vaguely defined "details".
unlabelledView post →In the 2nd entry in a new series of History Behind the Cards posts focused on Checkpoint Charlie from @gmtgames.bsky.social designed by Russell Brown, we take a look look at the Cuban Missile Crisis. theplayersaid.com/2026/07/09/h...
unlabelledView post →Lost faith in #Infantino He has sold the beautiful game to a criminal, sex pest who is the biggest threat to World peace since the Cuban Missile Crisis. #Boycott2026WorldCup.
unlabelledView post →Major Rudolph Anderson Jr. was killed on Oct. 27, 1962, when his U-2 spy plane was shot down during the Cuba Missile Crisis. Major Anderson grew up in Greenville. The memorial is located in Cleveland Park. He flew the F-86 Sabre Jet in Korea. #MemorialDay #RudolphAnderson #CubanMissileCrisis #GreenvilleSC #ClevelandPark
unlabelledView post →I guess after the Cuban Missile Crisis a nice quiet game of golf felt like just the right amount of tense for your action spy thriller. #Goldfinger #FlicksForAll
unlabelledView post →Played 13 Days: The Cuban Missile Crisis, 1962 today boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/17... US win. #bggplay #boardgames via @boardgamegeek.com
unlabelledView post →Historically, it’s not clear that the game theory argument was more important than the actual experience of the Cuban Missile Crisis, during which several miscommunications nearly led the whole world to disaster.
unlabelledView post →Yea, that's a military game theory that I know I'm not competent to help others form even an initial opinion. I studied game theory in college and also its practical application during the Cuban Missile Crisis. And saying "it's complicated" is a massive understatement.
unlabelledView post →Given his notably low intelligence, acute psychopathy, and soul deep jealousy of others, seems like he just wants to recreate "classic presidential moments". It’s all a game and temper tantrum from the world’s oldest toddler. This week, diddy Donnie is playing Cuban Missile Crisis. Twat.
unlabelledView post →Got three board games played over the weekend and a card game. Board Games - - Black Orchestra - 13 Days: The Cuban Missile Crisis - General Orders World War II (looking forward to the new Sengoku version coming out) For cards - played several games of Canasta.
unlabelledView post →But even though Trump has dispatched the largest U.S. naval flotilla to the Caribbean since the Cuban Missile Crisis, 15,000 U.S. troops aboard those warships would not be enough to take control of Venezuela. The South American country is larger than Texas home to rugged mountains and Amazon jungle.
unlabelledView post →Thirteen days. One wrong move. The whole world close to nuclear war. #books #bookreview #CubanMissileCrisis #ColdWar https://smpl.is/amypy
unlabelledView post →They need to make a game about the Cuban Missile Crisis from the point of view of the Raving Rabbids
unlabelledView post →It's the 63rd anniversary of the Cuban Missile Crisis, so I suggest a triple-header: The War Game, followed by Threads, followed by When the Wind Blows.
unlabelledView post →The man behind NotebookLM announces ‘I uploaded the wikipedia page for the Cuban Missile Crisis and played through a simulation of those events with me in the role of JFK.’ For an explanation, a game and the full context see here: thelongcontext.com #EduSky #historyteacher
unlabelledView post →I teach historical games and often post about how awesome my students are when I'm mid-game. Don't study them as a research field, though. Spring 2025: teaching the Cuban Missile Crisis, Chicago 1968, and Watergate.
unlabelledView post →It's always been that way. Take the Cuban Missile Crisis (10/16-28/1962). The NYY beat SFG in Game 7 on 10/16 1-0. On 10/20, there was a full slate of NCAA football games (Northwestern beat Ohio State!). 10/21 saw 7 NFL games, with NYG over DET. 62,000+ were at Yankee Stadium for that game.
unlabelledView post →the BBC also did a nuclear war drama called THE WAR GAME in the 1960s that was banned from airing for being too bleak lmao. came out right after the Cuban Missile Crisis. somehow still more hopeful than THREADS, mind.
unlabelledView post →“The game isn’t wrong the game is perfect. I’m saying that something the character says is a piece of American propaganda from the Cuban Missile Crisis.” “AND ITS NOT METAL GEAR SOLID 4, it’s 3. They haven’t remade 4 and they probably won’t because it was so specialized for the hardware.”
unlabelledView post →It's a possibility. Would be great if Harald Malmgren, in the Oval Office during the Cuban Missile Crisis and adviser to subsequent admins, could chime in on that. Taking a hit while not ending the world is *still* a game theory play.
unlabelledView post →2) “winning” them, including Kennedy during the Cuban Missile Crisis. There was never a chance that Ukraine “winning” the war against Russia would not end in a nuclear game of chicken that would lead to the negotiations we’re about to enter. Biden, with a much more realistic view of Putin, knew—
unlabelledView post →I'm old enough to remember the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 (I was 9) and the BBC film 'The War Game' (banned in 1966 when it was made for being too scary) but shown at our school in 1967. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_War...
unlabelledView post →Yesterday, at my day job, we launched a Backerkit campaign for a Cold War simulation/parlor LARP about the Cuban Missile Crisis called Eyeball to Eyeball. This 1-2 hour game is for 10-39 players ages 14 & up. If you've ever played a Reacting to the Past game before, you'll want to check this out.
unlabelledView post →IKS Annual Halloween game. We combined a Cuban Missile Crisis scenario with War of the Worlds. The Martians decided to intervene before the US and USSR could nuke each other. Tripods landed off Key West and pushed into Florida and Cuba. Needless to say, Florida has seen better days.
unlabelledView post →I just tried to bring my flirting A game by making a Cuban Missile Crisis joke. Jfc no wonder I am a dateless loser.
unlabelledView post →Taking your Cuban Missile Crisis example, ask yourself if the finished game would be of use in your teaching or research. Could the game, perhaps with a few tweaks, be used to explore how people would have reacted if the reality had played out differently?
unlabelledView post →Cuban Missile Crisis, my all-time favourite turn-based/RTS PC game in three different versions (US, UK and Poland) plus the historical book DEFCON-2 from Polmar & Gresham. What a collection ;-) unfortunately I sold the hungarian version years ago, now its missing...
unlabelledView post →🌍✨ Dive into history! Discover 5 game-changing events from Oct 21st: Trafalgar’s naval triumph 🚢, Edison’s light bulb 💡, Aachen’s WWII fall 🏰, Cuban Missile Crisis 🚀, and Australia’s press protest 📰. #HistoryUnveiled thomasejohnson.substack.com/p/welcome-to...
unlabelledView post →Tomorrow I will be running a role-playing game of my own design with my students. They’ll be working their way through the Cuban Missile Crisis. Holding thumbs it lives up to their (very high) expectations!
unlabelledView post →Keeping an eye open the Psy Ops is all over its Biblical, Movies, 1984, Nightmares, WWIII a little of everything. What I can tell there is a Cat and Mouse Game going on. There are only 2 Outcomes 1. We're all Dead or 2. Future. This is worse than WWII, Cuban Missile Crisis. We shall see.
unlabelledView post →I’m in the process of designing a role-playing game based on the Cuban Missile Crisis for my students. It started out as a riff on DnD but it’s morphing into its own thing. Once it takes on a coherent shape, I’ll share here for those interested!
unlabelledView post →12. Neil's favorite animals are foxes, and Andrew's are Lemon Sharks [I might be projecting] [I have a list of what the others animals are] 13. Kevin's favorite historical event is the Cuban Missile Crisis 14. Renee dyes the tips of her hair orange for her last game 15. Dan is the one to propose
unlabelledView post →Each MGS game would do this thing where they would take a political issue of the real world like the Cuban Missile Crisis or the government's freakout over how they can't control information on the internet and connect it to the plot, usually with a five or six minute cutscene monologue to Snake.
unlabelledView post →The end of the Cuban Missile Crisis is an example of players going outside of the bounds of the game as created to find a different solution. I'd argue that Trump's handshake with Kim is another example of this.
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