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Midwinter

Available Platform: Amiga

Midwinter is a first-person action-adventure game with strategy elements created by Mike Singleton for Maelstrom Games and published for Atari ST and PC in 1989, then ported to Ami...

Year1990
GenreAction
Rating4.5

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PublisherRainbird
DeveloperMaelstrom
OS supportedWin7 64 bit, Win8 64bit, Windows 10, MacOS 10.6+
Updated31 July 2020

Game Review

Midwinter is a first-person action-adventure game with strategy elements created by Mike Singleton for Maelstrom Games and published for Atari ST and PC in 1989, then ported to Amiga in 1990.

The game is set in a post-apocalyptic world entirely covered by snow. The player initially controls Captain John Stark (a future Stark from Winterfell?), who has to protect the island of Midwinter from the invasion of the evil General Masters' forces. The captain will need to recruit several people to help him organize a guerrilla army strong enough to stop the enemy.

Midwinter is a true hybrid, with elements of simulation, strategy, action (including first-person shooter), and role-playing. The player will have to control all recruits, each for 2 hours of game time. The story also plays an integral part, thanks to different characters, personalities, and backgrounds.

Considered one of the best titles ever created for the Atari ST, this game was a remarkable achievement considering that it was made in 1989. At the time, it received highly positive reviews, but even today, it's still played and appreciated by many fans.

Review by: Manu
Published: 19 October 2018 9:02 pm

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