sep12 game remake
A free browser game — play it in your browser, no install. A remake of September 12th: A Toy World, the 2003 newsgame by Gonzalo Frasca.
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A remake of September 12th: A Toy World, the 2003 newsgame by Gonzalo Frasca, published by Newsgaming.com
This is not a game. You can't win and you can't lose. This is a simulation. It has no ending. It has already begun. The rules are deadly simple. You can shoot. Or not.
This is an unofficial homage. No affiliation with the original authors is claimed.
Shooting at terrorists reliably produces more of them. Doing nothing is the only stable state. Loosen any of those three numbers and the game stops saying anything.
More welcome.
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