Play Super Conflict Online
Pick Blue or Red, then hunt their flag unit across hex maps—tanks in forests, planes over cities, one wrong move and your infantry’s toast. Heal in airports, build units at factories, but lose focus and that battleship you forgot about? Gone.
Game Overview
Super Conflict on SNES is like chess but with tanks, planes, and a serious case of hexagon fever. You pick either Blue or Red (I always go Blue—no reason, just vibes) and try to hunt down the other side’s Flag Unit before they get yours. Higher difficulty levels throw in a Flag Ship too, so good luck keeping track of both.
The maps are these neat hex grids where every tile matters—some are forests, some are cities, and some are just begging for your battleship to roll in. Units can only attack adjacent enemies, so positioning is everything. I learned that the hard way after sending my lone infantry straight into a cluster of enemy tanks. Cities and airports let you heal up, and if you’re lucky, you’ll snag a factory to pump out more units. Just don’t forget to defend it, or you’ll watch your production line get bulldozed.
It’s slower than your average SNES game, but that’s the point—every move needs a second thought. Or a third. Maybe a snack break.
Download Super Conflict ROM
You can download this ROM to play Super Conflict offline using an Super Nintendo (SNES) emulator (Top Emulators).
*This ROM is provided for backup and educational purposes only.
