DB. Cuban Missile Crisis: The Aftermath, developed by G5 Software LLC. This game, built on the Enigma engine used by Blitzkrieg, provides a hypothetical scenario in which the 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis became a full-blown worldwide nuclear war. It was first released in Russia in February 2005 with some other European releases following later the same year. The US retail edition was first released in November 2005 and was digitally available on GamersGate in March 2008. The Russian developers also made a standalone expansion to this game called Cuban Missile Crisis: Ice Crusade, set in 1967, five years after the Cuban Missile Crisis which turned into a nuclear war. This expansion was first released in Russia in June 2005 and was digitally released on GamersGate in May 2009. Both games went on the Steam digital shop in March 2015. Desert Law developed by Arise and used a modified version of Blitzkrieg's engine. It is a real-time strategy game set in the southern states of post-apocalyptic America, but without base building. The storytelling is told through comic book cutscenes as well as in-mission dialog. Mechanically, it is similar to Command & Conquer, and visually similar to the early Fallout games. It was first released in retail form in April 2005. It is also known Coyotes: Desert Law in Russia and Desert Law: Warriors of the Desert in Poland.Койоты. Закон пустыни вся информация об игре, читы, дата выхода, системные требования, купить игру Койоты. Закон пустыни It was digitally available on GamersGate in March 2008 and a Steam digital version was released in March 2015. Cold War Conflicts, developed by Russian studios Fireglow Games and Red Ice software. Panzerkrieg - Burning Horizon II Hamburg-based La Plata Studios (developers of the Burning Horizon, Rolling Thunder and Green Devils titles) released Panzerkrieg - Burning Horizon II in 2008. The project was produced in conjunction with the head of the original Blitzkrieg team. By the end of October 2008, the game was released in Germany where it was very successful and sold more copies than any Blitzkrieg 2 extension. References 2003 video games 1C Company games Enigma Engine games Lua (programming language)-scripted video games MacOS games Real-time tactics video games Real-time strategy video games Video games developed in Russia Video games set in Belgium Video games set in the Czech Republic Video games set in Egypt Video games set in Estonia Video games set in Finland