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Gameplay

''Geopolitique 1990'' is a game in which the player controls the United States against the USSR played by the computer.

Reception

Bob Proctor reviewed the game for ''

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'', and stated that "''Geopolitique 1990'' is not only an excellent game, it is an innovative one. It would be nice if it were more detailed (less abstract), it would be nice if you could play either side, it would be VERY nice if there were a two-player version. But I'm not finding fault with what is there; just wishfully thinking of what I'd like to see added to an already full disk."

Reviews

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'' - Jun, 1992 *'' Jeux & Stratégie'' #24 *'' Jeux & Stratégie'' HS #3

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