wargames

wargames [options]

-h or --help
    Displays help message and exits.

-v or --version
    Displays version information and exits.

The wargames command, inspired by the 1983 film "WarGames", simulates various aspects of a nuclear war scenario.
It presents a text-based interface to explore different potential outcomes and strategies. Please note that modern Linux distributions may not include this command by default, and it might require specific installation depending on your system. Functionality and realism should not be expected.
The program offers a framework to understand the complex ramifications of nuclear conflict, however it should be regarded as a fictionalized and simplified representation. Actual nuclear war would have much more dire and complex consequences. The main purpose is not necessarily to provide accurate simulation, but as satire.

The `wargames` command is often not a standard part of Linux distributions, and its availability may vary. It's more of a novelty program than a serious simulation tool. Its output and interactions are purely text-based and reflect a simplified and potentially outdated understanding of nuclear war scenarios.

The simulation is only based on mathematical probabilities. It does not involve realistic representations. This program is designed for entertainment and educational purposes only and should not be used to make any real-world decisions or predictions.

The wargames command gained popularity as a humorous reference to the 1983 film "WarGames". It was created to provide a lighthearted way to explore the concept of nuclear war and its potential consequences, although it shouldn't be regarded as an accurate or realistic depiction of such a conflict.