The Falklands War: 1982 , has now officially reached gold status.  The Falklands War: 1982 is the first computer wargame (and one of the first wargames in general, whether computer or board) to truly examine all the facets of the conflict and wrap it in a shell that provides gamers with an in-depth look at the how and why of the
battles that raged over a chain of islands with nearly 700,000 sheep and only 1,800 human inhabitants.  While the conflict is still quite fresh in the minds of the English and the Argentineans, for the rest of the world it was a vaguely remembered sideshow during the Cold War era.  Designed by Gary Bezant, a veteran artillery officer in the British Army with an extensive repository of British military lore, it is hoped that as wargamers delve into The Falklands War: 1982 they will walk away with a deeper understanding of the events in the South Atlantic over two decades ago. 

Based on an upgraded and evolved ATF game engine (most recently seen in Raging Tiger: The Second Korean War), The Falklands War: 1982 covers everything from bitter hand to hand combat (since the Falklands was mostly an infantry battle the system has been overhauled to handle individuals even at a company level), to special operation insertions, to amphibious landings.  A dynamic weather system (brand new to the ATF engine) adds some true fog to the "fog of war", and variable troop skill levels both help reflect the various levels of troops (from conscripts to highly trained and motivated
professionals) and provide an amazing range of replayability within a single scenario (Hmm, let's see now what happens if the defenders are hastily called-up reservists.). 

The game has real-world topographical maps of the era,  detailed modeling of artillery systems, multiplayer capability and scenario creation.

While The Falklands War: 1982 represents ProSIM's first all historical game there will also be hypothetical situations to examine.