Independence, Missouri is the starting point of the trail. It is the moment of reaching Oregon where a player can review all the points acquired on the journey. This is the journey and the leader is expected to face obstacles along the way. This is when the player needs to choose the character and name of the leader, as well as his/her companions, prior to leaving Independence, Missouri. The Oregon Trail consists of three parts: There are several basic things that you need to know about this game. It was played by school kids from the ’70s, ’80s, and ’90s.
Oregon Trail was a big hit and almost became one of the best selling video games back then. The goal must be to take a group of people from Independence, Missouri, to another place called Oregon. Originally, it was designed to teach children about the real-life situations of people in the 19th century.
Three years after, Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium also known as MECC, produced the game. This game is still pretty popular so a remake would probably do pretty well ! I'm imagining the hunting only with mechanics more like a cabelas game only with muskets and with next gen graphics and complex colony building systems, allowing Sim City style colony building, all with next gen graphics on a pc, think about it.The Oregon Trail Game was developed back in 1971 by Don Rawitsch, Bill Heinemann, and Paul Dillenberg. Ridley-the-dragon commented : This is an awesome game I just wish they would make a remake. I personally would recommend this game to any child as a fun way to get education. Me being on the west myself, found this very significant. It was actually created to be an educational experience of how people migrated to the west to settle. Now today 40 years after the game was created, kids are still playing it. It was choppy and by today's standards is something an elementary school student could create, but when I was playing it, it was the most entertaining game available. Gwane commented : Who remembers games they played as a kid? I for one remember the only one we played in elementary school, Oregon Trail. Some family would eventually play the game together and children in school would even make competition over who got the farthest before dying in the game!
Oregon Trail was played by a lot of American people born in the eighties and the game stay into memory as one hard, unforgiving and unbeatable game. Should you succeed in your journey, your points will be based on your profession, the number of settlers still alive, your remaining cash and much more.
Hunting for food, trading supplies, survive LOTS of possible deaths (snakes, typhoid, dysentry.). The player must cross the oregon trail and fight against the difficulties the settlers had. MECC made an educational game based on this memorable part on the USA story. The Oregon Trail, well known road crossing the Rocky Mountains used by the settlers in the 19th century.
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