Fridge Horror: Sure! Let's play a fun game about nuking the world! However, the longer you play, the more likely you are to realize that the game was once, and in the future could still become, deadly serious. The soundtrack helps.
Low-Tier Letdown: No one wants to play Europe, because with its small size enabling enemy radars and fighters to scout everything, anti-air shooting down everything in the air instead of just the missiles that are targeted on European cities, and with population centers so close together, Europe can and most likely will be overwhelmed relatively early in the game. It does not help that Europe is surrounded on three sides by water, making SLBMs devastating.
Porting Disaster: Although still for sale, the Mac version is hideously bugged, crashes on launch and will not authenticate with Steam servers.
Spiritual Adaptation: It's designed to simulate the experience of playing the global thermonuclear war simulation from WarGames as closely as possible, though this one isn't actually connected to NORAD.
Tear Jerker: The entire game can become a horrifying look at how a real nuclear war plays out. Above all seeing a town or city you know or live in on the main screen disappear in a flash of light and reading the tally of the dead can be downright soul crushing, which will obviously make you hate yourself forever.
