Copyright:© 1983Platform:DOS GamesLanguage:Genre:Rating:(1 Votes)Added:5170 Days ago  Players:1 PlayerLicense:FreewareDownloads:880   This low tech but high fun game casts you as a debt ridden drug dealer!! The only way to get out of this debt trap is to make money by buying the available drugs and then moving to a new location and hoping the price moves up, or is driven up by market demands. Along the way, you'll encounter various hazzards in your filthy trade such as cops, muggers, loan sharks needing repaying, etc.Enter the code to download Dope WarsNot sure? The code only contains numbers!    Why not also try these great DOS games.Commander Keen V:Jungle Strike: ThColonizationSand StormA Nightmare On ElYour IP: 88.99.2.89 (DE)    80 users online.

Major league baseball 2k7 cheats. Contents.Gameplay The premise of the game is that the player is a drug dealer living in. The player travels around the various parts such as,. The player also buys and sells various drugs such as,. Traveling from one part of the city to another takes one day. The goal of the game is to make the most money in the given time of 30 days.The player begins with $2,000, 100 spaces in their trenchcoat, and no weapons. A player must deal with loan sharks who are useful because they provide the much needed initial capital investment, but charge a high interest rate and must be paid back quickly or the player loses the game. During the course of the game, the player can buy a gun or extra pocket space by randomly being offered those things during travel.

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In each part of the city, the player checks the prices, buys and sells drugs, and then travels to another part of the city.Other components include the police who are embodied in the character of Officer Hardass. During the game, Hardass and/or one or more of his deputies will randomly confront the player. The player has four choices: to get arrested, to run, to fight, or to keep dealing. Any choice risks injury to the player and after 10 shots the player dies and thus loses the game. In order to fight the police, the player must have a gun; some later versions have the number of deputies increase the odds of being shot (and, in some cases, the odds of hitting an officer) and the player's number of guns affect the odds of hitting an officer.

If the player can kill Hardass and his deputies, a cash award will be earned. Random occurrences also occur during the game such as, drug sales, increased drug prices, and the finding of drugs.After 30 days, the game ends. The final score is calculated by taking the players current amount of cash and multiplying it by two. The number of millions of dollars a player has is their score out of a 100. For example, a player who finishes with $25,000,000 will have a final score of 50/100. If a player reaches $50,000,000, the maximum score of 100/100 will be attained and the player will have beaten the game.Reception and impact.

Dope Wars for Windows ranked at position 40, after 313 weeks and 6,543,045 downloads, on the '50 Most Popular Titles in Games' chart, April 9th, 2005.Over the years a few variations of the original game by John E. Dell have been released. Dope Wars for Windows from Beermat Software, an adaption of the original DOS, proved to be one of the most popular versions.

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Available from 1998 to early 2005 on CNET's, this version was downloaded over 6,500,000 times and was listed in the '50 Most Popular Games' section weekly, for over 6 years. Beermat Software revived the same game for the Android platform on November 13, 2015 and for iOS on June 27, 2017, available now on and the Apple App Store, for phones and tablets.

Other versions include Dope Wars, a popular version of the game written by Ben Webb. Another popular version is Drug Wars - Underworld; a fantasy-themed version called Dragon Trader also exists. In 1998, Michael Swain released a modified port of the original TI-82 Drug Wars, for the TI-83 and TI-83+ graphing calculators. In 1999, Jason Roberts released a version for the called DrugWars 2: International that added RPG elements which included fights with cops. In 1995, a TI-Basic game titled pimpwars was released for the TI-82 that included new features such as sex trade, drug addiction management, and a simple driving simulation.A variation on Drugwars also exists in the game where the player can buy 6 different kinds of drugs from various gangs in. Price trends are displayed on a map and the player gets informed of good prices via an in-game email system.There have been various incarnations of this game. There are -based versions, versions, a client, a client, a version (Dope Wars), a version for the Newton 2100, and a version for the.developed a version of the game for websites, such as.

Their version changes some mechanics of the game. Zynga's rendition of Dope Wars took the basic layout of the original game and turned it into an style game with user interaction. The player's objectives are to deal drugs, hire live workers, fight with them for cash in fight club, gamble in the casino, and travel the world while doing missions and building their cartel. Zynga discontinued this game in early December 2009.

See also. on bbsdocumentary.com 'In 1984, a programmer named John E. Dell created an economic demonstration program for his high school project. This would normally have been an uninteresting event, except he chose the theme of drug trading, and the program called 'Dope Wars' was born. Through the next 20 years, the program has seen many versions and remained one of the most popular BBS doors.' . on beermatsoftware.com (2004).External links.

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