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In one of the bolder steps in wargame design and publishing, Shrapnel Games and ProSim have produced an outstanding variant on the possible events of a near-future war on the Korean Peninsula. <
>"Raging Tiger: The Second Korean War" takes a player just a few years down the road, where some hard truths are learned, and the decision had been made to send military force into North Korea. <
>Modled on the "Armored Task Force" engine, Raging Tiger adds units that are only now in research and development. The player is immersed in the role of a task-force commander; able to control armor, mechanized, artillery and aviation units across the breadth of the Korean Peninsula in a range of challenging scenarios. <
>Be warned: the "enemy" AI in Raging Tiger wants you dead, and will use every device an actual enemy opponent would employ to defeat you. "Fair" is not a word used on the modern battlefield. <
>The controls; from the task tool-bar to individual unit pop-up windows; are extremely easy to learn and exploit. The maps are taken from actual terrain models, and are very reflective of the difficulties a commander would encounter fighting across the geographic varieties on the Korean Peninsula. <
>One of the most outstanding features of Raging Tiger; like ATF before it; is the ability to "stop the clock". A player can examine their units and combat, change or make indirect fire orders, or create new flight path for close support aircraft missions and helicopters. The zoom command allows a player to get right on top of the action; if they choose; or stay one step removed as if watching the battle unfold from a Tactical Operations Center. <
>Moreso, just because you won a scenario doesn't mean the same trick will work twice. The AI is very sharp, and doesn't always follow in "the same old way". Raging Tiger is on the "tactical" scale; meaning that the player is controlling single vehicles, platoon and companies in battalion-scale engagements; real tooth-and-nails. <
>This is an outstanding simulation of a potential future conflict in Korea, and I would refer anyone to this as both a recreational pasttime, and learning tool