''Computer Ambush'' is a 1980 video game published by

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Gameplay

''Computer Ambush'' is a game in which the player controls 10 soldiers in man-to-man combat in World War II.

Reception

David Long reviewed the game for ''

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'', stating that: "''Computer Ambush'' (Second Edition) has been well worth the wait! It's fast, smooth flowing, and surprisingly realistic. This game could set the standard for tactical simulations for a long time to come. At least, until the Third Edition comes out."

Reviews

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'' #8 (April 1982) *'' Moves'' #57, p13https://strategyandtacticspress.com/library-files/Moves%20Issue57.pdf

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