Computer Diplomacy Game

Ah, Computer Diplomacy—a blast from the MS-DOS past that turns your PC into a high-stakes battlefield of wits and strategy! This isn’t your typical war game where brute force wins the day; it’s all about cunning alliances, backroom deals, and the inevitable betrayals that make every match a nail-biter. Picture this: you’re maneuvering armies across a map of early 20th-century Europe, but the real action happens off-screen as you negotiate (or manipulate) your friends or AI opponents. One minute you’re shaking hands, the next you’re stabbing them in the back—diplomacy at its finest!

Simple graphics? Sure, but don’t let that fool you. Computer Diplomacy is a masterclass in psychological gameplay, a digital twist on the classic board game that’s as ruthless as it is addictive. If you’ve ever dreamed of outsmarting your rivals with sheer guile rather than firepower, this gem from the DOS era is your ticket to endless scheming—and endless fun. Just remember: trust no one.
Each game uses different controls, most DOS games use the keyboard arrows. Some will use the mouse , "Alt" ,"Enter" and "Space bar".