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Warcraft: Orcs & Humans
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Cover art for Warcraft I
Developer(s) Blizzard Entertainment
Publisher(s) US - Blizzard Entertainment
EU - Interplay Entertainment
Platforms MS-DOS, Mac OS
Release US - 15 January 1994
EU - 1995
Latest release 1.21 (PC) / 1.06 (Mac)
Genre(s) Real-time strategy
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In the Age of Chaos...

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No one knew where these creatures came from...

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Warcraft I logo

Released in 1994, Warcraft: Orcs & Humans, or Warcraft I, was the first game in the Warcraft series and one of the original Real Time Strategy games. It featured two races, the human kingdom of Azeroth and the invading orcs. The game is now out of print, though a demo is available on Blizzard Entertainment's Warcraft: Orcs & Humans homepage.

The game is described by Blizzard as:

...the real-time fantasy strategy game from Blizzard Entertainment that quickly became a best seller. Warcraft has not only become a classic, winning many awards, but it has set new standards for multiplayer games. Set in the mythic kingdom of Azeroth, players are given the task of maintaining a thriving economy while building a war machine with which to destroy the enemy.
By playing either the Humans or the Orcs in this saga, two separate story lines evolve with 12 scenarios per side telling the tale of the battle for Azeroth. From swords to sorcery, all the elements of classic fantasy are here to explore: rich forests, dark dungeons and bubbling swamps await the stalwart troops amassed to fight for dominance. Command many unique armies and creatures including Knights, Archers, Clerics, Warlocks, Daemons, Elementals, and The Dead.
The multiplayer aspects of the game bring Warcraft to a new level of excitement. Challenge another player on over 20 custom maps and determine who among you is the supreme warlord. Head to head play is supported over modem, serial link, and IPX networks, and works cross-platform with both the IBM-PC and Macintosh versions.

From the game and manual

Cheat codes

Main article: Warcraft I cheat codes

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