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London 1940: The Blitz
by Magnus_Vir
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London 1940: The Blitz
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Description
The Blitz is a memory game set during World War II. During a period called “The Blitz”, the Luftwaffe conducted a sustained bombing of the U.K. from September 1940 to May 1941. In order to make targeting more difficult for the Luftwaffe, no one in London was allowed to have their lights on after dark.
In this game, you play as a Luftwaffe bomber pilot responsible for bombing London.
How to Play
Remember which buildings were lit, and bomb only those. Press SPACE to drop bombs, press Q to return to the menu.
FAQ
What is London 1940: The Blitz?
London 1940: The Blitz is a browser-based text strategy game developed by Magnus_Vir, set during the historical Blitz bombing of London in World War II.
How do you play London 1940: The Blitz?
In London 1940: The Blitz, you make decisions as the leader of London, managing limited resources and handling events to protect the city's population during nightly bombings.
What is the main gameplay loop in London 1940: The Blitz?
The core loop involves reading daily event prompts, making choices that affect resources and morale, and trying to keep the city and its residents safe over successive nights of the Blitz.
Are there any progression systems or upgrades in London 1940: The Blitz?
Progress in London 1940: The Blitz is tracked by surviving as many nights as possible, with your decisions directly influencing the outcome and longevity of your run; there are no traditional upgrades or leveling systems.
What makes London 1940: The Blitz unique among text strategy games?
London 1940: The Blitz stands out for its historical setting, narrative-driven decision-making, and focus on wartime resource management within a text-based interface.
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ghost62160
Jul. 26, 2013
i like to destroy all the brits
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