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Rich Stanton

'Iran's Call of Duty' is all about destroying the US and NATO, and 'with God's permission will make a lot of money'

The main character of the Iranian game Revenge.

Iranian animation outfit Kosar3D recently announced a new direction: videogames. Specifically, Kosar3D's game Revenge "deals with the military alliance of Iran and Russia against NATO" (but mainly, it seems, the United States and Israel). It is being developed by a team of programmers in Mashhad and directed by Farhad Azima, whose previous works include the film Battle for the Persian Gulf 2 ("an Armed Conflict between Iranian Revolutionary Guard and U.S. Navy in the Persian Gulf").

The announcement claims the game is self-funded, and its purpose is "direct confrontation with the works of its counterpart in this format of the entertainment industry." In other words, it aims to be the Iranian answer to the game it can't stop referencing: Call of Duty. 

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