Conflict Zone: Modern War Strategy

Conflict Zone: Modern War Strategy is a real-time strategy game released for the PlayStation 2 in 2001, developed by MASA Group and published by Ubisoft. Set in a near-future military conflict, the game features two opposing factions: the authoritarian International Corps for Peace (ICP) and the terrorist-controlled Ghosts. Players must strategically manage resources, construct bases, and command troops in large-scale battles, adapting to dynamic battlefield conditions. A unique aspect of the game is its emphasis on media perception—winning the support of civilians influences reinforcements and resources. The PS2 version adapts traditional RTS mechanics for console controls, though it received mixed reviews due to its complex interface and AI limitations. Despite its flaws, Conflict Zone stands out for its political themes and tactical depth, offering a different take on war strategy compared to more traditional RTS titles.