V for Victory: Market Garden

V for Victory: Market Garden is a video game in the strategy genre developed by Atomic Games, Inc. and published by Three-Sixty Pacific, Inc. originally released in 1993. It is currently playable on DOS.

The company's propaganda, in contrast to the usual hyperbole, is an accurate description of these games: 'The V for Victory series sets a new standard for computer wargames. It is the most complete, accurate and realistic simulation of large-scale World War II ground combat ever produced. Yet V for Victory is extraordinarily easy to learn and play'.

The great AI, the interface and the large number of units and historical variants make these games from Atomic Games and designer Keith Zabalaoui a household name in wargaming. A must-have in every wargamer's arsenal.

Atomic's description of Market Garden, third game in the series: 'A quiet lunch is interrupted by thousands of transport planes. The largest airborne operation of World War II is beginning.... It is a daring attempt to overcome both natural and enemy obstacles, penetrate into the heart of Germany and end the war before Christmas.'

V for Victory: Market Garden takes the series to southern Holland. As the British commander, you must seize and hold the bridges over three major rivers, secure a foothold across the Rhine and open a corridor for the invasion of Germany. As the German commander, you must delay the British advance, destroy the airborne divisions and prevent the British army from reaching German territory'.

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