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19: Neunzehn

A real-time turn-based strategy game of rival armies and an Olympian stone

Genres
Strategy
Platforms
Family Computer Disk System, Nintendo Famicom Disk System
Studio
Soft Pro International
Release
March 4, 1988

About this game

19: Neunzehn is a strategy game released on March 4, 1988, for the Family Computer Disk System and Nintendo Famicom Disk System. Developed and published by Soft Pro International, it follows four claimants—Darius, Simon, Thales, and Sonia—as they compete to find an omnipotent stone on an island.

Players move troops across an overworld map in real-time turns governed by rules reminiscent of shogi. When opposing armies meet in the same location, the game shifts to a close-up combat screen depicting individual members of the forces.

Although the story centers on the search for the stone, the stated objective is to eliminate the armies of the other three opponents.