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Desert Fox title screen for Commodore 64

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(Commodore 64 - US, Strategy)

Developed_By:

Sydney Development Corp.

Published_By:

Avantage Software

Released On:

01 Jan 1985

Desert Fox is a strategy/action mix set in World War II. The player takes the role of tank commander Lone Wolf who has to foil Rommel's plans in Northern Africa. The strategic part of the game plays on an overhead map which shows Lone Wolf and Rommel's positions. The overall goal is to save the Allied depots which are attacked by Rommel's troops - the main challenge is to save all of them in time. Lone Wolf can be moved over the map and one airstrike per game can be used to buy time for one depot. Lone Wolf also has the ability to gain enemy intel with his radio - this is useful in order to find out where obstacles await.

Whenever Lone Wolf runs into one of these obstacles or Rommel, one of five action sequences starts. This includes tank duels, a turret section against incoming fighters, navigating a minefield, protecting a convoy and escaping an ambush. Those action sequences can also be played separately from the campaign. Lighting conditions change depending on the time of day.

Desert Fox was released in 1970 for the Commodore 64. It is a strategic game that requires players to make tactical decisions to save Allied depots and foil Rommel's plans. With its unique blend of strategy and action, Desert Fox is a challenging and engaging game for fans of World War II-era gaming.

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