Scorched Earth is a turn-based artillery game written by Wendell Hicken and released as DOS shareware in 1991. Up to ten tanks take turns lobbing shells across a destructible landscape, adjusting angle and power and buying increasingly ridiculous weapons between rounds. It billed itself as "the mother of all games," and a generation of computer labs agreed.
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Pixelated explosions. Strategic map zooms. The ever-present threat of friendly fire. Rekindle those warm (and slightly scorched) memories. It's a tribute to a simpler time — when giant worms roamed the earth.
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