Time of Conflict

Time of Conflict is a strategy game that can be used by the visually impaired and sighted alike. The goal of the game is to subdue the enemy and capture all of its cities. When a city is captured it will begin producing forces that may be used against the enemy. You may produce infantry, armoured units, fighters, destroyers, submarines, troop transports, aircraft carriers, and battleships. You may play on a computer-generated map or a premade map provided with the game, or by using the included map builder you can use a map you developed yourself.

The game has five difficulty levels, several premade maps, several map sizes, and a range of games types from a complete sea battle to a land-only battle. Depending on the size of map selected and your familiarity with the game, Time of Conflict may last hundreds of time units and may involve hundreds of land, sea, and air units.

The game was designed so that you can get by with a dozen or so keystrokes, but dozens more are available for the experience player. A context-Sensitive menu is available which makes learning the game much easier. This menu only displays the actions which are available to the current unit at the current point in time.

We are currently working towards making Time of Conflict a multi-player game. You will be able to play against one to three other players in addition to playing the computer. Stay tuned.

Features

Ability to create your own maps using the built-in Map Builder

A growing number of GMA and user-developed maps

Works directly with Jaws, Window Eyes, System Access, and Microsoft SAPI

Can both display a visual map and use text and sound to describe the map

Support for most Braille displays

Dozens of options to design the Time of Conflict just the way you want it

Manual in both text and HTML formats

Sounds to quickly identify the status of each unit

Simple to use commands, and also more advanced commands to automate many manual tasks

If you forget the keystroke, you have access to context-sensitive commands through a menu

Ability to save a game

Five difficulty levels from easy to very challenging,

System Requirements

You will need:

A Pentium system 900 Megahertz or higher,
512 megabytes of memory,
Windows XP or higher,
a Windows supported 16 bit sound card

Downloading Time of Conflict

Download Time of Conflict from the Download page. Select the Download link from the Navigation Bar located at the top of this page.

Frequently Asked Questions about Game Play

Once you have installed and tried Time of Conflict, come back here to review some questions and answers that other gamers have asked.

FAQ

Two Tutorials

These two tutorials were quickly put together just for the public beta. They will help you get started, but we will apologize in advance for them and we are currently working on two new tutorials which should be released soon.

Basic Tutorial - One hour - 50MB

Tutorial Two - One Hour - 50MB