Players dive into the global war on terror through a card-driven strategy simulation. One side commands Jihadists aiming to expand fundamentalist influence across the Muslim world, while the opponent leads the US to dismantle terrorist cells and foster democratic shifts in Muslim nations. Solo play puts you at the helm of the US facing off against al-Qaeda and its network.
Over 120 event cards deliver endless combinations that shape each turn's outcomes and drive asymmetrical conflicts. Asynchronous online multiplayer enables head-to-head matches or flexible turns based on availability and timers. Beginner tutorials guide new players through US and Jihadist basics, drawing in strategy enthusiasts who relish deep, decision-heavy simulations on PC.
From the award-winning designer and ex-CIA intelligence analyst Volko Ruhnke, Labyrinth: The War on Terror combines an emphasis on game play with a multifaceted simulation spanning recent history and the near future.
The game takes players inside the global war on terror. In 2-player campaigns, one player takes the role of Jihadists seeking to spread fundamentalist rule over the Muslim world, while the other player is the US, neutralizing terrorist cells and encouraging Muslim democratic reform. In the single player experience the player leads the US in taking on challenges to defeat al-Qaeda and its allies.
An extensive variety of card driven event combinations fuels Labyrinth’s asymmetrical design, creating deep complexity that unfolds with every turn while maintaining an ease of play that increases engagement with every decision.
Key Features
• Card Driven Mechanics – 120 event cards provide never ending combinations. The outcomes vary per round and take great effect on the flow of the conflict.
• Asynchronous Online Multiplayer – The system allows for seamless competition from head to head – if both are available – to respond when ready, and longer matches based on timer settings per game.
• Beginner’s Tutorials – Overview tutorials take you through the basics of playing the side of the US and the side of the Jihadists.
