Grab a free game, Cuban Missile Crisis, from Indiegala now

If you are in the mood for a real-time strategy game, then Cuban Missile Crisis will pull you into a world ravaged by the military-political confrontation in 1962. 

PC gamers can now pick up Cuban Missle Crisis for free on Indiegala, and if you claim it in time, it will be yours to keep and play forever.

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All you need to do to grab this freebie is head on over to the Indiegala store, create a free account if you don't have one already, and head on over to the Cuban Missile Crisis page to claim this free game. 

There are no strings attached. However, you should claim it right away since there is no specific date when this free game offer will end, with Indiegala only saying it is available for "a limited time".

If you need more convincing to grab a free game, then check out a description, features and trailer of this freebie below.

"Cuban Missile Crisis offers an alternative interpretation of the events that followed the infamous nuclear stand off between the United States and Cuba. As the stalemate collapsed, the two superpowers unleashed their nuclear arsenal on the world, levelling its metropolitan expanses and leaving scorched radioactive deserts.

The cities that managed to survive the disaster realised that the most precious resources were now clean earth and water. The remaining world citizens found themselves in a war fighting for their very survival.

Cuban Missile Crisis provides an interesting mix of real-time battles and a turn-based global strategy mode, forcing players to use tactical troop movements while managing resources and armies. Conquer new resources, track new borders, create a new map of the world."

Features

• Dozens of missions, through the four sides of the conflict (USSR, the French and German alliance, China, the American and British alliance).
• New types of weapons and equipment including helicopters, rockets, reconnaissance troops, etc.
• Radioactive contamination zones that have an influence upon military equipment and troops.