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early point-and-click strategy adventure Posted on: 2014-11-24 by rich442 Berlin 1948 is an early point-and-click adventure game that includes a top-down perspective of various streets about Berlin. The player is an American CIA agent assigned to guard an atomic bomb from frm agents of the KGB who wish to secure all of Berlin for post-war Russia. The game is delightful if you are interested in the history of Berlin's division into several sections including the French, English and Russian zones of control The game is surprisingly complex and features a very quick and responsive interface in addition to an in-game narrator who describes historical locations. Most of Berlin has been destroyed by the bombing runs of the war. The game is remarkably pleasant considering its release in 1989. Definitely worth a look if you are intrigued by adventure games or world history in general |
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